As teenagers take on more responsibility it can be challenging to remain disciplined about daily Bible reading, but just like any important commitment, it requires a game plan.  Becoming a true disciple or follower of Jesus Christ requires believers to put Him first in their lives, and the Discipleship Bible Reading Plan can help teens accomplish this.  By taking the guesswork out of daily Bible study, the Navigators came up with several tools to help new believers get the spiritual nourishment they need. 

One of the many tools available from NavPress.com, Discipleship Inside Out provides Christian teenagers with several plans of self-directed study that make it easy to stay in the habit.  As we know, the only way to grow in Christ is to spend a lot of time reading His Word and praying, and you don’t have to be an adult to experience this for yourself. But just like any other new habit, it can be a challenge to continue with it every day.  Like daily exercise, we only stay in good spiritual shape if we work out our lives in the light of Scripture.  The Discipleship Bible Reading Plan, as well as many other books and tools from NavPress.com, have made an enormous difference in the lives of both teenagers and adults; so much so that they can feel spiritually “dry” by missing even one day. 

Daily Bible reading helps teens get to know the true character of Christ and become more like Him every day so they can face life’s challenges from His perspective.  For teens that are up against the struggles of peer pressure, crazy work schedules, tough classes and planning for college, following the Discipleship Journal’s Bible Reading Plan can help them strengthen their relationship with Christ in new and meaningful ways. 

Discipleship Inside Out is a place where believers can learn about the Navigators’ four-pronged approach to discipleship.  By engaging, establishing, equipping empowering the people who God has placed in their lives, teens can play an important role in transforming relationships through displaying Christ character.  In Matthew 6:33, Jesus promises his disciples that he will richly bless their lives if they seek Him first - “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.”

If you want to learn more about discipleship and the tools available from NavPress.com, read “Don’t Start With Genesis – Follow the Discipleship Bible Reading Plan.”

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