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Being human can feel surprisingly difficult. How do we decide how to live and what to prioritise? What’s the point of life supposed to be? Every young person develops answers to these questions, maybe without even realising it. Their conclusions impact their whole life. Finding trustworthy answers matters!
How to Be Human takes the questions and doubts of teens and young adults seriously, offering honest, punchy and biblical responses to questions like…
Walking through Genesis 1 – 3, these short chapters address key topics connected to identity, purpose, faith and relationships. These biblical, true-to-life insights are perfect for sparking thought and conversation. Use the free discussion guide in groups to facilitate further questions and exploration.
Edited by pastor and author Andrew Wilson, each easy-to-read chapter is written by an author connected with youth and student ministry. This book is essential reading for those forming their identity and perspective on the world.
Contributors include Adrian Holloway, Joe Macnamara, Taylor Bentliff, Katherine Brown and more.
How to Be Human presents 12 truths to build your life upon. Edited by Andrew Wilson, this outstanding book takes readers on a journey through the opening chapters of Genesis to give foundational truths of the Christian faith.
Rather than beginning with ourselves – the book begins with God, showing how the God of eternity invites you to know him. I was most encouraged by the straightforward chapters on what it means to be male and female, with later chapters ...focusing on marriage and sexuality.
A Timely Guide
I was most moved to read on work, suffering, and shame – chapters that do not attempt to sugarcoat the world but address it straight on with wisdom from the word of God. The book ends by looking at Christian hope, showcasing how no matter what, things are going to get better.
An apologetic book that is perfect for young minds, this timely guide is a helpful resource for pastors, parents, and teens. It will take your students to the truths of Scripture, letting them stand on the solid rock of Christ.
I received a media copy of How to Be Human and this is my honest review. @diveindigdeep
This is an excellent book that is geared for teens and young adult. Andrew Wilson with 11 other writers is like "Avengers assemble" level for this kind of book that tackles marriage, sex, shame, guilt, sin and much more. Rather than selected Scriptures to deliver each topic, they focus on Genesis 1-3 which at first might be an odd choice to find biblical answers for todays most prevalent questions. And Oh, I'm glad they did use the first 3 chapters of Genesis. Those chapter's prove enough "how to be human". The book is very accessible with short chapters. I know ...some books that can dive more on the subjects of each chapter but consider this book not just for accessibility but a starting point if the readers want more of the topics. The book is perfect for seekers, new believers and seasoned one who wants some refresher of a sort. I highly recommend this book!
This is an excellent book for teens and young adults. They can choose a chapter to start with or just read it from cover to cover. It's written by various experts who have made their writing very accessible for young people.
The book covers really important topics affecting young people today as they grow up in this challenging world. It's an easy read but offers profound and encouraging truths.
As a mother of four and a teacher in a secondary school I'll be recommending this to loads of teenagers I know.
