How would it change your student’s life if they believed their value isn't tied to their performance? That God’s love for them is too big for them to fully experience it alone? That relationships are worth fighting for and there's a healthy way to do it? And that following the example of Jesus will help them make decisions today that they won't regret tomorrow?

We believe it would change your student’s life in the best way and help them live the life they were made for—the good life.  

That’s why this month at InsideOut we’re reading a letter the Apostle Paul wrote to a church in Ephesus. It’s called Ephesians, and we can read it in the New Testament. Paul wanted them—and our students—to know that the good life is not about performance, status, or possessions. The good life begins with knowing who we are in Christ, experiencing God’s love with others, building healthy relationships, and making wise decisions. That's the good life, and we're here for it!

Download the parent conversation guide for this series and begin talking with your student about what it looks like to live the good life.

Parent Conversation Guide