In My Feelings Series

In My Feelings: 4‑Week Study on Emotions

God created us as emotional beings, but feelings can be overwhelming or confusing. This series teaches students to see their emotions through the lens of the gospel. Over four weeks they’ll explore peace, anxiety, anger, and joy in Scripture and discover how the Good News transforms their responses.

Series Overview

• Week 1 – Peace in Peaceless Situations (Philippians 4:4‑7) – Emotions are not a goad or a guide, but a gauge. Students will learn that the God who conquered sin can also bring peace when their feelings are out of control.
• Week 2 – Power Over Anxiety (Matthew 13:22) – Anxiety can choke out our faith. Jesus shows us that the Good News is good enough right now. When we trust that God is present in our present, anxiety loses its grip.
• Week 3 – Anger That Leads to Redemption (Jonah 4:1‑3) – Anger reveals what we care about most. Students will see that when we care about God’s redemption more than ourselves, our anger can fuel hope and restoration.
• Week 4 – Joy in Becoming Like Jesus (James 1:2‑3) – Happiness is fleeting, but joy is found in the process of becoming like Christ. Students will understand that Jesus died to save them from sin, not from difficulty, and that Christ‑likeness brings joy even in hard times.

Why Choose the In My Feelings Series?

• Addresses real emotions biblically – Helps students process peace, anxiety, anger, and joy through Scripture.
• Encourages trust in God’s presence – Reminds students that God is with them in the present and wants to carry their burdens.
• Leads to hope and redemption – Shows how even anger can point toward God’s heart for redemption.
• Cultivates lasting joy – Challenges students to find joy in becoming more like Jesus, not in fleeting feelings.
• Engaging resources – Provides teaching guides, videos, small group questions, and interactive activities to keep students engaged.

What’s Included

• 4 Video Messages to illustrate each gospel lens
• 4 Teaching Guides for leaders
• Small Group Questions to spark meaningful discussion
• Interactive Discussion Activities to help students process emotions
• Series Graphics to support promotion and engagement