Generate short, relevant devotional content for teenagers that connects Scripture to their real-world experiences. This prompt helps you create daily or weekly devotions that students will actually read and apply, using language and examples that resonate with their lives.

Create a youth devotional (ages 13-18) based on these details:

Scripture passage: [e.g., "Philippians 4:6-7 on anxiety"]
Current theme or series: [e.g., "Finding peace in chaos"]
Length: [e.g., "3-4 minute read" or "500-600 words"]
Delivery format: [e.g., "Text message", "Instagram post", "Printed handout", "Email"]

Please include:

1. Catchy title (5-7 words that grab attention)

2. Opening hook (2-3 sentences):
   - Start with a relatable scenario from teenage life
   - Something they've experienced (school stress, friend drama, social media pressure, family tension, etc.)

3. Scripture and brief context (50-75 words):
   - The verse(s) in a modern, readable translation
   - Quick background if needed
   - Why this passage matters

4. Main devotional content (250-300 words):
   - Connect the Scripture to their specific challenges
   - Use concrete examples from teenage life (NOT generic or outdated)
   - Acknowledge real struggles without minimizing them
   - Practical, honest spiritual insight

5. Application section "This Week...":
   - 2-3 specific, doable actions they can take
   - Concrete and measurable (not vague like "pray more")

6. Prayer prompt (2-3 sentences they can pray in their own words)

Tone: Real talk, no sugar-coating, but ultimately hopeful. Write like you're texting a younger friend, not preaching at them. Use current language without sounding like you're trying too hard.