Someone Like Me
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The teen years are a time of experimenting. You’re trying on different identities, different activities, seeing which ones fit the best. You might like to be known as a good student, or you may prefer to be known as an athlete. Maybe you’re carving out an identity as a loner, a leader, or a class clown.
Whatever your actions are, they tell others a lot about who you want to be. But God knows that there is more to you than what meets the eye and he cares for you, inside and out. These 31 days of devotionals-each with stories about teens, room to journal, relevant Scriptures, and thoughts to think about-will help you learn to care, too. They’ll also help you trust that, whatever choices you make, you can always find your identity in the one who made you and loves who you are.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780877882336
ISBN10: 0877882339
Annette LaPlaca
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2001
Real Devotions For Real Teens
Publisher: Harold Shaw Publishers Shaw Books
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