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Plunge Student Edition Study Guide (Student/Study Guide)
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The teenage soul is a thirty machine, always looking, always yearning, always searching for that which is refreshing and filling. Plunge! is designed for teenagers who long to drink, to drink from the W-E-L-L.
Throughout the course of this study , teens will seek out four ways in which their thirst can be satisfied. God’s Work. God’s Energy. His Lordship. His Love. Paperback. Thomas Nelson. A six week study for jr and sr high school students. God is. God does. God loves …YOU! He wants to quench your every thirst, meet your every need. His desire is that you should never thirst again, so come on, some to the W-E-L-L to receive His Work, His Energy, His Lordship and His Love. So what are you waiting for? If you’re feeling thirsty, if you’re spiritually dehydrated – if you know there’s got to be more to faith than what you’re experiencing – then take the PLUNGE! which will lead you through Max Lucado’s best selling books COME THIRSTY! It features: six weeks of material designed to take you to God’s W-E-L-L; 60 short sections of bite sized lessons and scriptures; dozens of Bible verses and quotes to take with you through the day; questions to help you reflect on God’s Word; Space to do your own journaling.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781418500283
ISBN10: 1418500283
Max Lucado
Binding: Other
Published: November 2004
Come Thirsty
Publisher: HarperChristian Resources
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