Help Students Explore Faith's Big Questions

Emma gets DM’s from random guys, and sometimes enjoys the attention. Zach will go three weeks without watching porn, but then it will be hard to stop. Eva realized she liked girls more than boys by the time she was 14. Why did God give us sex and sexuality when it can be so complicated?

Travis used to love church - until he was hurt by insensitive comments made by a fellow church member. Now all he can see is a toxic culture, and is questioning whether church is for him at all.

Sophie’s friends throw a party without her – at an apartment where one of the friends is dog sitting. Things get out of hand, but no one seems to think it’s a big deal, except for Sophie. Should she listen to her friends and stop being the “fun police”? Or can she be a good friend to them while still standing up for what she feels is right?

Nathan geeks out on science… regularly. But he also trusts in the Bible. Lately, it seems everyone wants him to choose—either faith in God or faith in science. But is it possible for Nathan to love both faith and science?

Lucía and her friends are disturbed by the Christianity that they see depicted in the media. Is this what Christianity is supposed to look like? She sets out to discover what type of Christian she wants to be and what, if anything, makes Christianity so special.

For years Max has bottled up his pain, angry at God for allowing him to suffer childhood abuse. But one day a friend gives Max a gift—and it transforms the way he sees his suffering… and the world.

While longboarding with her friends, Julia confesses that she tried reading the Bible last week.. and didn’t get much out of it. Is it a bunch of fairy tales? Or a love letter from God? Either way, her issue with the Bible is… why can’t she even understand it?

Jace’s brother, Tai, is going to become a pastor. But Jace has other dreams and they aren't "religious." He wants to run his own business! But is that the best use of his gifts? Will that career choice honor God?

Roslyn really wants to fit in, but forming meaningful relationships has been hard for her. When she expresses her anxiety to her therapist, it dawns on her that maybe she’s underestimating an important relationship that she already has.

Homecoming is so messed up. Reality hits Camilla and her friends in the face as they realize how unfair the world really is.

In a dark alley, Quinton’s friend Sadie tells him she actually wants to go to Hell. He doesn’t know what to say until he finds out why she feels that way.

When a college rejection letter arrives, the plan Naomi had for her life turns upside down. Unsure of her next steps, her mission is redirected into uncharted territory.

Cody attends the wake of an older friend who meant the world to him. As Cody rolls up in his wheelchair, the most extraordinary things begin to occur.