
Come, Follow Me for Teens is a weekly podcast built around the Come, Follow Me curriculum and designed especially for teenagers, parents of teenagers, youth leaders, and teachers.
Each episode takes the week’s scripture study and focuses on three clear gospel principles, using stories, questions, experiences, and practical application to help teenagers understand not only what the scriptures te... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

This week’s episode finishes our study of Psalms 102–150 and the theme: “Let Every Thing That Hath Breath Praise the Lord.”We begin in Psalms 110 and 118 by looking at passages written centuries before the Savior’s mortal ministry that Jesus Christ a... more
This week’s Come Follow Me for Teens episode continues our study of Psalms with Psalms 49–86 and the theme “I Will Declare What He Hath Done for My Soul.” Across these psalms, we explore three truths about Jesus Christ that become especially importan... more
Podcast Summary — “The Lord Is My Shepherd” This week’s Come Follow Me for Teens episode begins our study of Psalms 1–46 and the theme “The Lord Is My Shepherd.” Rather than only studying a few individual verses, this episode also helps teens learn h... more
This week’s Come Follow Me for Teens episode focuses on the book of Job and the theme “Yet Will I Trust in Him.” Job is introduced as a righteous and upright man, yet in a remarkably short period of time he loses his possessions, livelihood, children... more
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Invaluable resource for teaching the youth. I have learned so much too. Please turn on paid podcasts! Would love to support that way too.
I’m glad I found this podcast. You are able to bring scriptures alive, in away that helps me love the stories more; and sometimes to even see what the story is in the first place. It is helping me to be a better leader of the youth for sure, but mostly it’s just helping me.
I love this podcast. I started listening to it as an assist for my role as a youth Sunday school teacher, but now I also turn to it as an additional help for my role as a mother and for my own scripture and spiritual knowledge! Thank you, Josh!
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This is fantastic for those important teenage years but I found it just as valuable for myself at thirty!
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A teen-focused faith education show that breaks down weekly Come, Follow Me study into clear, actionable principles. Each episode centers on a specific scripture block, guiding teens and parents through three core takeaways, practical applications, and relatable anecdotes. The host weaves scripture, personal stories, and quotes from church leaders to help younger listeners apply faith, prayer, and covenant living in daily life. A standout feature is the emphasis on short, digestible formats with targeted resources and discussion prompts for families and youth leaders, plus paid learning materials for deeper study. Potential listeners will likely value practical faith-based guidance that connects scripture to modern teenage life and parental... more
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Come, Follow Me for Teens launched 4 years ago and published 192 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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