Ephesians Teen Bible Study (Physical)
The Ephesians Teen Bible Study from Training Them Wisely helps teens understand who they are in Christ and how the truths of Scripture should shape the way they live. Designed for middle and high school students, this 7-week studyguides students through the book of Ephesians while encouraging thoughtful engagement with God’s Word and practical application to everyday life.
Through Scripture reading, observation, reflection questions, written responses, and cross-references, teens will dig deeper into Ephesians and learn to examine what the Bible says for themselves.
Through this study, teens will explore:
Who believers are in Christ
God’s great power and love
The peace, love, and unity found through Christ
What it means to walk in love, wisdom, and light
How biblical truth should shape relationships and everyday choices
How to stand firm in God’s strength with the full armor of God
The importance of prayer
This study works well for:
Homeschool Bible instruction
Family discipleship and devotions
Independent Bible study
Church and youth ministry
Homeschool co-ops and small groups
This study may be used independently or alongside the corresponding preschool and early elementary, kids, and adult Ephesians studies, allowing families and groups to study the same book of the Bible at different age levels.
All books are spiral bound.
This physical book is licensed for use by one family or household only and may not be reproduced or copied for group use.
For churches, co-ops, or group settings:
Digital licensing:
https://www.trainingthemwisely.com/churchco-oplicense
Bulk physical copies:
Contact us for pricing at trainingthemwisely@gmail.com.


Reviews
THE DIGITAL VERSION CAN SAVE YOU MONEY! =)
First, I'll say that I'm excited to start this study. But...
I purchased the Adult, Teen, & Preschool Studies + the Preschool Activity Pages. While the description says printed copies may arrive as loose 3-hole-punched pages, I missed that before ordering.
Buying the printed versions cost me $17 more than the digital copies, + I'll still need binders or binding.
NOTE: If you don't have a printer at home, many public libraries offer free printing.