52-Week Systematic Theology Workbook for Teens

Equip Your Faith, Answer Hard Questions, and Build a Worldview That Lasts

De: R.C. Shepherd

Narrado por: Wally Hobbins

Will Your Teen’s Faith Survive the "Real World"?

Most Christian parents share a silent fear: When my child leaves home, will their faith leave them? In a culture of viral deconstruction, "just have faith" isn’t enough. If we don’t give our teenagers a map of what they believe and why, the world will happily provide a different one.

Introducing The 52-Week Systematic Theology Workbook.

This isn’t a dry seminary textbook. It’s a high-impact, visual journey through the core truths of Christianity, designed to turn abstract concepts into practical "handlebars" for daily life.

What’s Inside This 52-Week Journey?

52 Bite-Sized Lessons: One major doctrine per week, broken into manageable 15-minute daily deep dives.

The "So What?" Connection: Learn how God’s sovereignty eases exam anxiety and how the Imago Dei transforms social media habits.

Visual Theology: High-quality charts and infographics help visual learners grasp "big ideas" like the Hypostatic Union at a glance.

The "Hard Questions" Lab: We tackle the actual objections teens hear on TikTok and in the classroom—without the "cheesy" Sunday School answers.

Why Parents and Teens Love It:

No "Cringe" Factor: We treat teens like young adults, giving them the "meat" of the Word they’ve been craving without outdated slang.

Zero Prep Required: Perfect for homeschoolers, youth leaders, or quick breakfast discussions. We do the heavy lifting for you.

A Coherent Worldview: Your teen will see how the entire Bible fits together like a logical puzzle.

Don’t just give them a religion. Give them an anchor.

Click "Add to Cart" to start the 52-week journey toward a faith that lasts a lifetime.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2026 R.C. Shepherd (P)2026 R.C. Shepherd

A top class book

I'm not familiar with systematic theology, so I decided to read this book. I'm 34 years old, and I intended to listen to it and then give it to my niece so she could read it. I've heard her mention she's been learning this at school. Thought it would be useful. It's an engaging, entertaining book that kept me hooked, and I learned a lot. I think my niece will enjoy it. Hats off to the author for making a top-class book.