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Short Answers for Young People
By Evangelist Sam Omolehin
Ros Outreach Missions,Ilorin,Nigeria.
https://rosoutreachmissions.blogspot.com
Who am I and what is my purpose?
You are not an accident. The Bible says God made you on purpose and knows you by name (Psalm 139:13-14). Your worth comes from who made you, not from likes, grades, or what people say about you.
Why do I feel like I don't belong?
Almost everyone feels this at some point, so you are not alone. Belonging starts with knowing you are loved by God, then finding safe people, like a good friend, mentor, or youth group, who accept you as you are.
Is God real or am I just told that?
Asking is not a sin. Honest questions are welcome in the Bible. Look at the evidence: creation, conscience, the life of Jesus, and the changed lives around you. Then ask God sincerely to show you. He is not afraid of your questions.
Why does God allow suffering?
No one has a perfect answer, but the Bible says God is not distant from your pain. In Jesus, He entered suffering Himself (John 11:35). Pain is real, but it is not the end of the story, and God can bring hope out of it.
Can I still be a Christian if I have doubts?
Yes. Doubt is not the opposite of faith. It is often the place where faith grows deeper. Bring your doubts to God and to wise believers instead of hiding them.
Does God forgive everything?
God promises that if we confess our sins, He is faithful to forgive and cleanse us (1 John 1:9). No mistake is too big for Him. You can start fresh today.
How do I pray for the first time?
Just talk to God like you wou
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Young People: Temptations and Pressure •By Evangelist Sam Omolehin. •Ros Outreach Missions,Ilorin,Nigeria. •Questions Teenagers Often Ask on Google and Why They Don't Ask Adults. •https://rosoutreachmissions.blogspot.com How do I say no to peer pressure? Decide what you believe before the pressure comes, not in the moment. Keep your answer short and calm: "No, I'm good." You do not owe anyone a long explanation. Surround yourself with friends who respect your choices, because the people around you shape you. The Bible warns that bad company corrupts good character (1 Corinthians 15:33). Is smoking or drinking a sin? The Bible does not forbid every drink, but it strongly condemns drunkenness (Ephesians 5:18) and calls your body a temple worth protecting (1 Corinthians 6:19-20). For teenagers, alcohol and smoking are also illegal in many places and can quickly turn into addiction. If you are already hooked, ask for help from a trusted adult or counselor. It is not weakness to need support. How do I leave a cult or gang? Leaving is possible, but do not do it alone. Tell a trusted adult, pastor, or family member who can help you plan safely, because some groups react badly to people leaving. Cut contact slowly and wisely, and move to a safe place if you are threatened. Jesus came to set captives free (Luke 4:18), and no past connection can cancel His mercy. If you are in danger now, contact the police or a helpline in your country. Why is cheating in exams wrong? Cheating is lying and stealing in one act. It robs you of real learning, and it will expose you later when you cannot do what your certificate says. Honest effort, even with a lower grade, builds a character you can trust. The Bible says that whoever walks in integrity walks securely (Proverbs 10:9). Is online scamming ("yahoo") wrong? Yes. It is stealing and deceit, and real people lose their savings, health, and hope. It also carries heavy risks: arrest, prison, and a ruined future. Quick money gained through lies never gives lasting peace. Choose a skill, a trade, or an honest online job instead, and begin small. The Bible says, "You shall not steal" (Exodus 20:15). Why do I feel pressure to look rich or popular online? Social media shows highlights, not real life. Do not measure your value by likes, clothes, or lifestyle. Limit your time online, and remember that God looks at the heart, not the image (1 Samuel 16:7). #QuestionsTeenagersAsk
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Questions Teenagers Often Ask on Google and Why They Don't Ask Adults.
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