TRUE 3-Week Teaching Series

TRUE 3-Week Teaching Series

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A three-week series from Ephesians about what's true about your students. Everyone is searching for self-worth and value. Students can base their identity on what people think or on what God sees and says is true.

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Everyone is searching for self-worth and value. We can base our identity on what people think, or on what God sees.

This curriculum is a three-week series about healthy identity, exploring the first three chapters of Paul's letter to the Ephesians. Each week includes a small group guide.

Each message is made up of an introduction, personal illustrations, group personalization, Scriptural explanation, and application. The series also builds on each topic from one week to the next. To reinforce the big ideas prop and illustration suggestions are included. These illustrations are not included but will have to be created on your own, as is fitting to the group and environment. 

Week 1: True You - Ephesians 1:1, 3-5 
Big Idea: You aren’t what people think, you are what God sees. 

Week 2: Rescued You - Ephesians 2:1, 3-5, 7; Acts 9:1-6
Big Idea: Jesus makes you a part of God’s masterpiece.

Week 3: Always You - Ephesians 3:17-19
Big Idea: You can’t do anything to make God love you more, and you can’t do anything to make God love you less.

This Resource Includes:

  • Complete message manuscript for each week (Word files)
  • Small group guide for each week (Word files)
  • Title Graphic (.jpg)
  • Blank Content Slide (.jpg)

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Pro Tip #1: Use the prop and illustration suggestions. Pro Tip #2: Reiterate the previous week's big ideas, with the props and illustrations from the weeks before. Pro Tip #3: Promote the suggested Bible reading plan.
Todd Lesher

Todd Lesher

Todd Lesher has been involved in youth ministry for over 20 years. He serves at a local church in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. He enjoys writing message and small group content for youth groups but struggles to write personal bios.