Junior: Making Sense of It All

This could be the most important year of a teenagers high school careerbut it may not always feel like it to that student. As juniors, teenagers face deadlines on college applications. They qualify for varsity sports, lead roles in performances, and leadership positions on campus. They feel a new sense of significance. Yet because theyre not yet seniors, things wont quite feel perfect or resolved. Fortunately, Lars Rood understands the paradox of the junior year. As a pastor and a former teacher, hes heard students express their joys and frustrations with no longer being a freshman or sophomore, yet still falling short of the status seniors have attained. Maybe students have been wrestling with some of these big questions, but the junior year often forces them to find answers: Who am I, and where do I find my identity? What is my role at school? How does my faith lead my future? What people are influencing me? How do I make decisions? Lars has written each entry in this devotional to guide teenagers through an important moment, issue, challenge, or opportunity that defines the junior year, along with solid suggestions on living out what they believe. This isnt just a book students readits a book that leads to action.