Can I Ask That? | What Does it Mean that Jesus is the Way?
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Doubt isn’t toxic to faith.
Neither are hard questions.
Silence is.
Teenagers want to ask their tough questions about God, the Bible, and Christianity. For a decade, FYI’s Can I Ask That? curriculum has empowered youth leaders to start conversations about hard questions and lead students toward discovering their own faith convictions.
Now, get our popular discussion-based lesson guides re-released in a fresh new format for ministry with today’s teenagers. Flexible for groups of any size, each session features new material guaranteed to get teenagers thinking, talking, and living out their faith.
Choose and download individual sessions to create your own curriculum series based on the questions your students are asking. These easy-to-use guides are perfect when you’re short on time to plan and prep.
What does it mean that Jesus is the Way?
Main idea: Students will wrestle with what Jesus meant when he called himself 'the Way'—not as a boundary that shuts people out, but as God's active movement toward us. They'll discover that Christian faith isn't just something to believe, but something to be encountered, practiced, and personally owned.
John 14:1-7 is an often-quoted passage, and teens may have heard the words "I am the Way" sometimes used as a line in the sand. Teens need a safe space to explore it honestly, and a framework that builds confident, rooted, and wide-awake faith rather than the inherited, going-through-the-motions kind.
In this session, you’ll guide students to observe what embodied, “awake” faith looks like in their world around them, reflect on what it could look like in their own lives, and consider the invitation Jesus' words in John 14 might have for them.
What’s included with each downloadable session:
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Low-prep, easy-to-use leader guide
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Printable student page for engagement and reflection
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FREE BONUS: Downloadable tips from FYI experts for conversations that go deep