Help them struggle with the truth. I want the students to leave my Bible study experience feeling good about what they have learned. But I have come to realize that if God is affecting their behavior, there will be a conflict or a crisis of belief the Holy Spirit will be bringing about in their lives. That means there will be discomfort and struggle to varying degrees in the lives of the teenagers that I have an opportunity to help them work through. Help them believe the truth.
Overwhelming evidence indicates that teenagers today lack a sense of right and wrong.
My responsibility as a teacher is to point them to new biblical convictions that God is leading them to integrate into their lives. Help them obey the truth. I must guide them through the process of allowing the Holy Spirit to help them change their conduct in how they think, what they value, and the way they live. This is no small task to be sure. But if God is big enough to bring about spiritual transformation in the lives of teenagers without my help, then He is also big enough to equip me to guide teenagers through the seven steps of spiritual transformation as I teach them and minister to their needs.