
Tough Topics
600 Questions That Will Take Your Students Beneath the Surface
Zondervan · Print & ebook · August 11, 2003
This collection of provocative discussion questions is guaranteed to get teenagers talking, thinking, and debating.
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- Who it’s for
- Questions open conversations about choices, faith, preferences, and what might be worse or better.
- Themes
- Faith and spiritual reflection, Choices and preferences
- Genres
- Youth Ministry
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This collection of provocative discussion questions is guaranteed to get teenagers talking, thinking, and debating. It follows in the footsteps of the best-selling Would You Rather—?, What If—?, and Unfinished Sentences. Each set of questions is followed by thought-provoking ideas, facts, and verses to think about. Adaptable content makes the book an easy-to-use resource for large or small groups—at youth meetings, retreats, small group discussions, mission trips, and more.
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With its compact size, it’s convenient to carry along wherever you go.Examples of questions include:• Which would be better? To have your prayers answered or to be constantly full of joy?• Which would be worse? To eat what you don’t like or to crave what you can’t have?• Which would be better? Fresh-baked, soft, chewy cookies or a nice thick, juicy steak?• Which would be worse? To have a parachute fail or to ski into a tree?
Questions Beneath the Surface
Questions open conversations about choices, faith, preferences, and what might be worse or better.
Come here for
- Questions about prayers, joy, cravings, food, and risky what-ifs
- Ideas, facts, and verses following each set of questions
Expect
- Adaptable material for large or small groups
- A compact resource for meetings, retreats, discussions, and mission trips
Where it sits
| Youth Ministry | 63% |
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Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.
Publisher categories
- Adult Ministry
- Children's Ministry
- Youth Ministry
- Authors
- Jim Aitkins
- Publisher
- Zondervan
- Published
- August 11, 2003
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- Faith and spiritual reflection · Choices and preferences
- Reading lane
- Adult Ministry