You Are Seen
90 Devotions to Encourage Stressed and Anxious Teens: a Teen Devotional
Random House Children's Books · Print & ebook · October 28, 2025
A devotional to help teens battle stress, depression, and anxiety by offering the deep truth that they are seen, valued, and loved in Christ—with a real teen’s perspective, parent-led wisdom, and insights from mental health professionals “A gentle hand on a teenager’s shoulder every anxious morning and the steady voice whispering, ‘You matter,’ every sleepless night.”—Tricia Goyer, USA Today bestselling author and co-host of The Bible for Kids podcast Being a teenager is wonderful and amazing . . . but it can also be hard and confusing.
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- Who it’s for
- This devotional turns teens to the Bible and honest prayer amid stress, depression, and anxiety.
- Themes
- Faith and hope, Stress, depression, and anxiety, Feeling seen and valued
- Genres
- Christian Devotion & Prayer for Teens, YA Mental Health, Depression & Mental Health for Teens
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A devotional to help teens battle stress, depression, and anxiety by offering the deep truth that they are seen, valued, and loved in Christ—with a real teen’s perspective, parent-led wisdom, and insights from mental health professionals “A gentle hand on a teenager’s shoulder every anxious morning and the steady voice whispering, ‘You matter,’ every sleepless night.”—Tricia Goyer, USA Today bestselling author and co-host of The Bible for Kids podcast Being a teenager is wonderful and amazing . . . but it can also be hard and confusing.
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Maybe you’re struggling to find peace in your life. Or you feel alone, like nobody cares about you. You might wonder where you belong or why you were born. Perhaps you’re hurting so much it’s difficult to even make it through the day. These things may all be true. But here’s a deeper truth: God has a purpose and a plan to give you a beautiful future. You are seen by Him. And this devotional will help you turn to the Bible, speak your truest thoughts to God, and hold on to hope. Because He is right here with you—every hard day, every single breath—and things will only get better with God by your side.
Faith in Hard Days
This devotional turns teens to the Bible and honest prayer amid stress, depression, and anxiety.
Come here for
- A teen’s perspective alongside parent-led wisdom
- Mental health professionals’ insights
Expect
- Encouragement grounded in the belief that teens are seen, valued, and loved in Christ
Where it sits
| Christian Devotion & Prayer for Teens | 93% |
|---|---|
| YA Mental Health | 44% |
| Depression & Mental Health for Teens | 29% |
Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.
Publisher categories
- YA Mental Health
- Christian Devotion & Prayer for Teens
- Christian Inspiration for Teens
- Authors
- Ollie Lia, Amber Lia
- Publisher
- Random House Children's Books
- Published
- October 28, 2025
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- Faith and hope · Stress, depression, and anxiety · Feeling seen and valued
- Reading lane
- YA Mental Health