UncommonTEEN for Christian Teen Girls

Partner with UncommonTEEN: https://givebutter.com/uncommonteen Support Aaron Keel: https://aaronkeel.com He almost lost everything chasing after the approval of those around him. 💔 In this episode of UncommonTEEN, Aaron Keel opens up about the lie that drove years of addiction and loneliness: "I need their approval." Aaron shares his raw, honest journey — from panic attacks in middle school, to partying and drinking to fit in, to his parents both fighting cancer, to a rock-bottom moment that led him to fully surrender his life to Jesus. He walks through how he learned to identify the enemy's lies, replace them with God's Truth, and rebuild an identity rooted in Christ instead of the approval of others. This conversation is real. It's vulnerable. And it's packed with truth every teen needs to hear about validation, identity, and who God says they really are. UncommonTEEN: https://uncommonteen.com "Who Does God Say I Am" Resource: https://uncommonteen.com/resources Follow UncommonTEEN: https://instagram.com/uncommon.teen 🔗 Connect with Aaron Keel: Aaron Keel Ministries: https://aaronkeel.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/aaronkeel_

Is there really only ONE way to God, or are all religions just different paths to the same place? 👀 🎟️ Grab your tickets for UncommonTEEN Live (Sept 17-19, Mt. Juliet, TN): uncommonteen.com/conference💬 Prayed the prayer in this episode? Reach out: [email protected] or click the chat box at uncommonteen.com Culture says it doesn't matter what you believe — just choose what works for you. Islam says one thing. Buddhism says another. Mormonism adds a whole new book. But Jesus says something no other religion dares to say: "I am the way, the truth, the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." In this episode of Lies of the Enemy, Coach Jamie breaks down what Islam, Buddhism, and Mormonism actually believe — where they came from, what they teach, and how they contradict both Jesus's own words and each other. Then she walks through the real Gospel: why we need saving, what Jesus actually did on the cross, and how you can know Him for yourself today. If you've heard that it's judgmental to believe Jesus is the only way — this episode is for you. ✨ Next week: is it really true that the music you listen to doesn't matter? Stay uncommon. 💛

Is Jesus real? The proof will blow your mind. ✝️ 💝 Support the mission: https://givebutter.com/uncommonteen🎟️ Get your Known 2026 tickets: https://uncommonteen.com/conference💛 Join the SOAR Collective: https://uncommonteen.com/collective Learn more about Alex McFarland: https://alexmcfarland.com/ 📱 Follow along on Instagram: https://instagram.com/uncommon.teen Have you ever wondered if any of this is even true? In this episode, Coach Jamie sits down with evangelist, author, and speaker Alex McFarland to answer one of the biggest questions teens are asking today: Is Jesus real? Alex has spent over 30 years traveling the world sharing the gospel — and he's not your typical "churchy" guest. He grew up a poor farm kid in rural North Carolina, plays guitar every single day, used to play in a band at frat parties before he ever knew Jesus, and had only $58 to his name the day he got married. Fast forward 30 years: he's written 21 books, spoken on 5 continents, shared the stage with the Beach Boys, and watched around a quarter million people come to faith in Christ. His story is proof that God doesn't need you to have it all together — He just needs you willing. In this conversation, Alex and Jamie talk about:✨ How one person's quiet example (not a sermon) changed the course of Alex's life✨ Why God gives us "do-overs" no matter how many times we need one✨ What to do when your mind is stuck on repeat with lies like "I'm not good enough"✨ What he'd say to a teen who's on the fence about fully following Jesus Verses referenced: Psalm 119:93, Psalm 119:18, John 6:40, Psalm 37:4 💬 This week's challenge: Think of one person in your life who's watching how you live. What's your life pointing them toward? 🌟 Declaration: I am beautiful. I am valuable. My beauty and my value — they don't change. Even if someone fails to see how incredible God made me.