Reddit mentions of Answers Book for Teens Vol 2 (Answers Book (Master Books))

There are a lot of questions that will start coming to you over the next few years. The important thing to remember is that it's just fine to have questions. God designed us as curious beings, and trying to find answers to the really big questions is part of going through life. People of all ages wonder and have moments of doubt and a hard time lining up all the answers sometimes.

A really important thing is to keep going to places where you can surround yourself with Christians who can help with these questions. Perhaps that might be your church. Perhaps there is a youth group or a kid's club that other churches might run that your parents will help get you to.

And remember, lots of people have gone through this struggle before you. A great habit to develop as a young man or woman is to learn how to read. By cultivating a habit of reading, you open up all the thoughts that people who have gone before you have written down. It's ok to chat about things online, but by finding good books, and trusted mentors or pastors, you're going to have a much easier time sorting a lot of things out.

Two books you might be interested in are these:
Answers Book for Teens 1
Answers Book for Teens 2

Perhaps you might find these at a library, or your parents or another relative might be willing to get these for you if you share with them that you have a bunch of questions and would love some help to read more about them.

It's a sensible thing to not want to go to hell, but it's really a bad reason for believing in God. When you study a little more, you'll see that lots of the evidence that 'prove' God doesn't exist require just as much faith to believe as it does to just believe in God. You'll see more and more complexity and will marvel at the complexity of creation and wonder just how anyone could ever think we are all here just from blind chance and luck.

And read your Bible, especially the Gospels and perhaps the Psalms. Some of it will make no sense, but the thing with reading is, you want to always be reading the hard stuff! That's how you grow. That's how your mind will expand and make all sorts of connections between all sorts of things. If we only watch TV and play Minecraft, as good as those things may be, it's a bit like not exercising and wondering why we can't run very far. Your mind is a muscle - make sure you're giving it a good workout!