Since we’re talking about attraction this month — and freaking out — what scares you about talking to a beautiful girl or a hot guy?

By RTF Staff Writer Shannon Meiers

WARNING: LISTENING TO THE FOLLOWING ALBUM MAY RESULT IN GETTING LYRICS STUCK IN YOUR HEAD, BURSTING INTO SUDDEN HORRIBLE DANCING, AND THE URGE TO SING AT THE TOP OF YOUR LUNGS. CONSIDER YOURSELF WARNED!

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Recently, I had the good fortune to hear The After’s new CD, Light Up The Sky. (more…)

Leadership? What?! I’d much rather be a follower… after all, leaders need followers, right???

The truth is, each one of us is called on to be a leader at one time or another. And one of the ways leadership happens is when we set an example for others with our lives.

What are some ways to lead by example? Tell us about it in the comments!

How common would you say cheating in school is?

Merry Christmas! We hope you all have a fantastic break from school (do I hear cheering?) and a wonderful celebration of the birth of our Savior. Enjoy this take on a classic carol from Hawk Nelson.

~ Halee

P.S. If you need to talk, we’re still here: realteenfaith(at)gmail.com.

There’s a crazy trend going around this Christmas. While you’re out shopping, you might just experience a random act of culture. This particular one happened at a mall food court. Check it out!

Okay, I like VeggieTales. I can admit it. And when I found out they were teaming up with Steven Curtis Chapman to produce a song for It’s a Meaningful Life, I just had to check it out.

The DVD, a spoof on a classic movie, is true to classic VeggieTales style — it’s funny, entertaining, and full of great messages about faith and life. This encouraging new song from Steven Curtis Chapman, Meant to Be, provides just a glimpse of what It’s a Meaningful Life is all about. Check it out and let me know what you think!

~ Halee

This month on RTF we’re going to talk a little about siblings. So what’s more appropriate than this video, The Wisdom Teeth Siblings?

Tell us: What’s the craziest thing you’ve been through with your siblings?