NIV, Revolution Bible

Encourage teen guys to develop a revolutionary faith 

Packed with challenging insights, smart advice, and open discussion about today’s contemporary cultural issues, the NIV Revolution Bible empowers young men ages 13-18 to ask big questions, discover fresh perspectives and impact others while living their faith on the edge.

In this Bible, teen boys will discover how to impact a broken and diverse world with fresh perspectives on a variety of faith-related topics. The features are strategically designed to empower teens in their quest for truth, providing provide biblically-based answers to tough questions about issues such as self-harm, sex, divorce, environmental care, prayer, drug use, underage drinking, pornography, modesty, reading the Bible, relationships, and popularity on social media. Teen guys will discover that a revolution of the heart isn’t about how popular or tough they are. It’s about what God can do in them and through them.

Features:
Complete text of the accurate, readable, and clear New International Version (NIV)12 full-color pages offer life-impacting ideas like “50 Passages That Show God is a Revolution God” and “50 Ways to Be a Better Friend”In-depth book introductions give an overview of the context of each book in the Old and New Testaments“Battlelines” provide biblically-based answers to tough questions about topics like:bullyingself-harmsexdivorceenvironmental careprayerdrug useunderage drinkingpornographymodestyrelationshipssocial mediaOver 200 “Be the Change” articles challenge teen guys to discover God’s truth on various topics100 “God Calling” notes bring focus to key verses on God’s words to teens’ lives100 “Live the Revolution” notes show you how to change your life and revolutionize your impact on others50 “Matchups” capture the strategies, reflections and conflicts between the Bible’s heroes and villains“Christianity 101” introduces teens to the basics of Christianity“Beliefs 101” helps teen guys dig deep into the underlying principles that shape their worldview