Faith That Makes Sense was created for young people who are asking real questions and refusing fake answers.

Many young people want to believe in God but feel caught between what they have been told and what they are experiencing. They wrestle with doubt, pain, injustice, hypocrisy, identity, and competing worldviews. And too often they are given silence or shallow responses instead of thoughtful engagement.
This curriculum exists to change that.

Faith That Makes Sense helps teens and young adults think clearly, ask boldly, and engage Christianity honestly. Rooted in Scripture and shaped by years of Jude 3 Project podcasts, conferences, interviews, and conversations, it shows that the Christian faith is not fragile, outdated, or disconnected from real life. God is not threatened by honest questions, and faith does not require checking your mind at the door.

Across its chapters, Faith That Makes Sense walks students through some of the most difficult and misunderstood areas of Christian faith, including:

• The claim that Christianity is “the white man’s religion.”

• Hypocrisy in the church

• Identity, belonging, and the pull of Black religious identity movements

• New Age spirituality, crystals, sage

• Sexual pressure, shame, and the lie of “damaged goods.”

• Suffering, pain, and the goodness of God

• The historical foundation of Christianity

Designed for small groups or personal study, Faith That Makes Sense offers a framework students can build on rather than answers to memorize. It strengthens confidence in the God of the Bible and consistently points to this truth: Christ is greater than every hurt, every question, and every competing worldview.

This is not about winning arguments.
It is about forming a faith that can stand, grow, and make sense in the real world.