Extreme Teen Bible: New Century Version, No Fears, No Regrets, Just a Future With a Promise

by Anonymous

Nelson's Extreme Teen Bible, No Fears, No Regrets, Just a Future with a Promise offers real answers to life's tough questions. All of the innovative study helps are geared to the teen culture--guaranteed to address the issues young people deal with every day. Forty full-page profiles tell the stories of amazing, young people in Scripture who allowed God to work through them to make an impact on their world.

Genres: Religion, Christian, Nonfiction, History

1578 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2001

About the author

Books can be attributed to "Anonymous" for several reasons:

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Reviews

[Rob V]

Amazing translations and summary throughout. They should take out the teen title and simply call it extreme. This book is great for everyone.

[Morgan Sullivan]

I this was The Adventure Zone merch...words cannot express my disappointment.

[Carol Hardesty]

This is an excellent Bible for Christian teenagers. "Extreme Teen Bible" is full of book introductions, page-long biographies, and places designed to specifically make you stop, think, and question certain parts of the Bible. The text is never condescending and speaks directly to the reader without bashing them on the head. A perfect gift for any religious holiday or event.

[Jones Family]

THE GREATEST BOOK EVER A LOVE STORY FROM GOD HIMSELF

[Mariska]

🙏❤️

[Simone]

While I wouldn't recommend the New King James to a teenager the Extreme Teen Bible was pretty good.

Throughout the book there are short explanations explaining confusing verses, highlighted promises and various columns dedicated to teaching good Christian morals along the way, all backed up with verses and further reading.

With all the added blurbs it certainly isn't a dull read and I loved the facts and teachings at the beginning of each book.

NKJ is a tough ride, but this sure makes it a tad easier.

[Cammie]

The Teen Bible was cheaper than just the new testament in the womans version =)

[Tracey]

This is a good Bible for readers who want to learn more about Christianity. Thoughtful questions are provided throughout the reading to help the reader focus on the main idea of a passage.