Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.
John 14:6
LiT offers creative, contextualized and engaging Biblical teaching to promote spiritual growth and discipleship among students. With an emphasis on healthy relationships and the importance of sharing God’s love with others, LiT intentionally challenges the students to engage in actions and projects integral to the mission of sharing the gospel with others.
The younger years are a period of assessments, breakups, discoveries and opening to new horizons and relationship environments. It is the time when the validity of ethical, moral and spiritual foundations are questioned in a sincere search for values that make sense.
Jesus was once young. Like most of His day, by the age of 12 He had already memorized the Torah. Gradually, He develops his autonomy and discerns and affirms his own identity as a child of God. In his younger years He argues with the teachers of the Law, redefines the relationship with his parents, and grows "in grace and wisdom before God and men."
Jesus was once young. Like most of His day, by the age of 12 He had already memorized the Torah. Gradually, He develops his autonomy and discerns and affirms his own identity as a child of God. In his younger years He argues with the teachers of the Law, redefines the relationship with his parents, and grows "in grace and wisdom before God and men."