NIV, True Images Bible: The Bible for Teen Girls

Name: NIV, True Images Bible: The Bible for Teen Girls
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

Zondervan,

Jun 2017 · Sold by Zondervan

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Help teen girls address real world issues

Focused on the issues that teen girls deal with every day, the NIV True Images Bible is packed with tools and insight to help girls ages 13-18 navigate today’s contemporary cultural issues with confidence, love, and grace. Life can be difficult for teens who are growing up dealing with stress, depression, the pressures of social media, body image issues, and more, but the NIV True Images Bible gives teen girls a fresh perspective on faith-related topics and provides tools to navigate a complex world. This Bible encourages girls to ask the big questions, take valuable lessons to heart, and help others do the same.

Beautifully designed from the inside out, this Bible for teen girls is filled with challenging insights, honest advice, and personal notes helping teen girls build a closer relationship with God as they set out on a personal journey of their world. They'll learn that following Jesus isn’t unfashionable or elusive. It’s an authentic way of life!

Features:

Complete text of the accurate, readable, and clear New International Version (NIV)
12 Magazine-style quizzes that help girls learn more about themselves
In-depth introductions establish the context of each book in the Old and New Testaments
“In Focus” notes explain the Bible’s perspective on contemporary cultural topics like:

perfectionism
spiritual growth
popularity on social media
eating disorders
self-harm
relationships
pornography
prayer
sex
bullying

Over 300 “Genuine” notes focus on the value of authenticity and true inner beauty
Over 100 “Love Notes” give opportunities to reflect on God’s love
500 “Dare to Believe” challenges help girls discover God’s truth about life and faith
52 “Mirror Images” share the stories of Biblical women
“Christianity 101” introduces girls to the basics of Christianity
“Beliefs 101” helps girls dig deep into the underlying principles that shapes their worldview

Help teen girls address real world issues Focused on the issues that teen girls deal with every day, the NIV True Images Bible is packed with tools and insight to help girls ages 13-18 navigate today’s contemporary cultural issues with confidence, love, and grace. Life can be difficult for teens ...

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A Google user

June 30, 2017

*I received a copy of this book for my review. Upon opening the NIV True Images Bible, I was instantly pleased. This bible has all of the cutesy symbols and designs that most teenage girls are into. From the moment I started reading the first few pages, I was impressed. Instead of just starting out with the Old Testament and the book of Genesis, this bible tells readers where to start. It's first suggestion is starting with one of the first Mirror Images profiles, Eve. This profile makes Eve a person that girls can relate to now in our day and age. Instead of Eve being the first person who ate the forbidden apple, this bible compared her with someone who can't say no. After reading a few of the other Mirror Images, I really liked NIV True Images Bible brought out a relateable side to bible characters we've known all our life. Along with the Mirror Images, this bible also features reading plans for teenage girls who want to read the bible. While I've noticed a lot of bibles having reading plans in, I really find it even more valuable in a bible for our youth. Some of the other things I found this bible had that I loved were: a Presentation Page Introductions to the chapters in the bible that included who wrote them and where they were wrote. modern fonts, pink chapter headings While there wasn't much I didn't like about the NIV True Images Bible for Teen Girls, there was one thing that I was a bit torn over. This bible features 24 magazine-like pages with quizzes for girls to learn more about themselves. At first, I wanted to be open and like that about this bible, but after reading through the quizzes, I don't really feel like most of them belong in the bible. Some of the titles of the quizzes felt like I was reading through a Cosmo magazine as opposed to learning God's word. While this bible is meant to be for young teenage girls, I feel like there could have been better quizzes to incorporate into a bible.

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About the author

Formed in 1988, The Livingstone Corporation partners with Christian publishers to produce Bibles, books, Bible studies, curricula, and other resources.

Christopher D. Hudson served as the General Editor of Strive: The Bible for Men as well as Revolution: the Bible for Teen Guys. He was a consulting editor for the New Men’s Devotional Bible and has created many other best-selling Bible projects. In addition, he has created daily devotional titles such as Day by Day with the Early Church Fathers. Christopher lives with his wife and three children in northern Illinois, where he also serves on the athletic coaching staff of Wheaton College.

Formed in 1988, The Livingstone Corporation partners with Christian publishers to produce Bibles, books, Bible studies, curricula, and other resources. Christopher D. Hudson served as the General Editor of Strive: The Bible for Men as well as Revolution: the Bible for Teen Guys. He was a consulti...

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