The Bible is a central text in the Christianity, and it has had a significant influence on the world for thousands of years. Comprised of 66 books written by various authors in ancient Israel, the Bible is revered by many people as the Word of God and is often used as a source of guidance, inspiration, and instruction.

In our youth studies, the Bible is often viewed as a valuable resource for helping young people to understand and navigate the challenges of growing up. It contains many stories and teachings that can help youth to develop important virtues such as compassion, forgiveness, and courage. It also offers guidance on topics such as relationships, personal responsibility, and moral decision-making, which can be especially relevant for teenagers as they navigate the complexities of adolescence and young adulthood.

One of the main ways that the Bible is used in our youth studies is through Bible study groups or classes. These groups often meet on a regular basis, and they provide a space for youth group to come together and learn more about the Bible and its teachings. Through discussion and reflection, youth member can learn about the stories and teachings of the Bible and how they relate to their own lives.