It's easy to say we belong to Jesus, but if our faith in Him is real, then it will make a real difference in how we live--and that's going to be visible people around us. This talksheet draws from Matthew 8:5-10 to ask, What does faith look like in your life?

Do you have a nickname? Are you proud of it, or is it kind of embarrassing? In this talksheet, we look the books of Mark, John, and Revelation to see what Jesus gave his close friends nicknames based on the stories of their lives (Mk 3:13-19; Jn 13:23; Rev 2:17)

Peer pressure is real, and maybe even unavoidable (at any age!). But we can choose to follow God no matter what people around us are doing, and that's the topic of this talksheet, which draws this important life lesson from Micah 4:5.

In an age of fake news, it's more important than ever to know how to tell when something--or someone--is the real deal. This talksheet draws from John 8:31-32 to discuss whether a person is a real disciple of Jesus Christ, and invites us to be honest about how we measure up.

Building on the previous talksheet, we explore what it means to be fully known by God--warts and all. God sees us for who we really are, and is far more interested in that: who we are, rather than what we do.

God knows us completely, but how well do we know Him? This talksheet draws from Jeremiah 33:3 to look at what it means to communicate with our God.