Do you want to read the Bible but feel like it wasn’t written for guys your age?
Are you looking for a simple, step‑by‑step way to make wise choices about friends, dating, school, and screens—rooted in Scripture?
Do you want to discover a purpose that’s bigger than grades, sports, or social media?

If you answered YES to at least one of these questions, you MUST KEEP READING…

Unlock a Clear, Guy‑Friendly Path Through Scripture—and Start Making Better Choices with Confidence
Life comes at you fast: pressure from friends, nonstop notifications, conflicting advice, and a ton of opinions about faith. It’s easy to feel like the Bible is a massive book with no map for real life. Many teen guys give up—or settle for quick quotes that don’t stick—missing the practical, everyday wisdom God already gave them.

But don’t worry—you’re not alone…

Presenting: Bible for Teen Boys: A Teen Guy’s Guide to Scripture, Choices, and Purpose 📖
This guide cuts through the noise with short chapters, real‑life scenarios, and a simple approach that helps you read the Word, decide with wisdom, and live on purpose—without having to be a Bible expert.

Inside, you’ll get:

The Read–Decide–Do framework: a repeatable way to observe any passage, ask the right questions, choose the wise action, and follow through.

Straight talk on the big stuff: friendships & peer pressure, dating & boundaries, school & integrity, screens & habits, anxiety & purpose—always anchored in Scripture you can actually use.

Practical “game plans” you can apply in minutes—plus reflection questions so truth sticks beyond the page.

Conversation starters for mentors, parents, and small groups—so you don’t have to figure this out alone.

Short prayers, memory‑verse prompts, and a quick‑start reading plan, so building time with God fits a real schedule.

A fast topical index, helping you find the right verses when decisions can’t wait.

Imagine this…
You open your Bible and actually know where to begin. You weigh choices with calm confidence. You set boundaries without drama. You treat others with strength and respect. You wake up with purpose—because you know who you are, whose you are, and what matters most.

Don’t wait any longer—your next good decision starts now.

Fr. Peter Whitmore

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