Summary: Edited by Andrew Wilson, How to Be Human walks teenagers and young adults through Genesis 1–3 to answer today's biggest questions about identity, purpose and belonging. Honest and grounded in Scripture, it helps young people anchor their sense of self in God's design rather than cultural noise.

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How to Be Human: 12 Truths to Build Your Life On – Edited by Andrew Wilson
Working out how to live, what to prioritise, and what life is actually about can feel overwhelmingly complex. Young people constantly navigate competing worldviews and loud cultural assumptions about identity, purpose, relationships, and faith. But finding reliable answers to these foundational questions shapes everything that follows.

Edited by pastor and author Andrew Wilson, How to Be Human offers teenagers and young adults honest, punchy, and grounded biblical answers to the big questions they face today. Walking chapter by chapter through Genesis 1–3, a team of experienced youth and student ministry leaders—including Adrian Holloway, Taylor Bentliff, Katherine Brown, and Joe Macnamara—tackle crucial topics such as identity, work, marriage, sexuality, suffering, and shame. Clear and refreshingly direct, this book helps readers cut through cultural noise and anchor their sense of self in God's design.

• Biblically Grounded: Uses the foundational opening chapters of Genesis (1–3) to address fundamental questions of human identity, purpose, and morality.
• Relevant & Practical: Direct, honest answers to pressing issues like sexuality, work, suffering, and mental health/shame.
• Diverse Expert Voices: Brings together insights from youth workers and student leaders tailored specifically for teens and young adults (ages 14+).
• Ideal for Discussion: Short, accessible chapters paired with a free downloadable discussion guide make it perfect for group study or one-to-one mentoring.
• A Great Resource for Teenagers, Students, Youth Leaders, and Parents Navigating Modern Culture

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