The primary role of the Teen Bible Study is
to partner with parents (V.I.P’s) and other church leaders
of the Covenant Blessing Worldview Academy (CBWA) to equip teens with a worldview centered on Jesus
Christ that will build in them character and skills to lead in
all areas of life by:
· Promoting honorable communication with
their parents and promoting family devotion
· Guiding teens in an understanding of
the gospel
· Cultivating an increasing love and
adoration for Christ
· Cultivating the fruits of the Holy
Spirit and manifest them in their character
· Facilitating opportunities to serve
· Help teens to stand firm in their faith
and make an impact (lead) for the kingdom in all environments
Roles
Holy
Spirit’s Role
His Presence, Power, Promises
V.I.P.’s
Role
• Serve Christ as ordained spiritual
leaders in the home
• Build better relationships with their
teens
• Hold family devotions
• Hold one family unity activity per
month (of each family member’s choosing)
Teen’s
Role
• To willing submit to the disciple-making
process
• Honor & obey your parents in the
Lord
• Participate in teen Bible study and
activities
• Participate as volunteers alongside
the adult leaders in training the children on Academy Night (Leader
in Training)
Equipper’s
Role
Experienced and trained parenting coaches
and Teen Leaders help equip, support and encourage you in fulfilling your
roles in Christ Jesus.
The L.I.T.
Discipleship Model:
Parent + Relationship + Mature Adult
+ Willing Teen + Everyday = Disciple
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Activities
(at the Academy)
Check-in/Opening ceremony
Opening ceremony includes a flag ceremony
and general announcements.
Game Time
Fun games that also
· Build relationships
· Develops co-operation, & good
sportsmanship
V.I.P/Teen Workshop
This is a time for parents and teens
to come together to practice honorable communication with each other to
help parents become better spiritual leaders of their teens and to give
the teens to be heard and to be understood in the context of honoring their
parents.
Large Group Time
This is time for teens to break away
to their own time of worship of the Lord, and hear the gospel in a large
group setting.
Small Group Time
During Small Group Time teens will
get an opportunity to discuss and “own” the lesson presented in Large Group
Time. This is also an opportunity for leaders to develop relationships
with the teens.
Closing Ceremony and Checkout
As parents pick up their teens, they
get to informally connect with the servant volunteers who lead their teens
during the Academy.
Time
Requirements (at Home)
Approx. 15 minutes per day
• Review
and provide guidance for assignments given at the Academy in Large Group
Time
• “Act
2 based lessons” (5 R’s)
• World
History (Christ-centered)
• Whatever
you feel led to do at home for which you need accountably and help
• In
Fall 2010 . . . Possibly Awana 24/7 Ministry materials
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