 ADULT MINISTRY
All Quiet on the Sunday School Front
Is the echo of your lonely questioning voice all you hear when leading discussion during Sunday school? Few teaching challenges are more daunting than finding fresh ways to draw in a reticent class and involve them in active and open dialogue. Attention paid to creating opportunities for such involvement will bring rewards in a learner’s embrace of the material, a class’s quality of fellowship, and, of course, a teacher’s peace of mind.
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Know Your Group, Yourself, and Your Text
All teachers have their own way of approaching their tasks. However, there are some things from which nearly every teacher could benefit. If you are like most, there are some things related to teaching and leading a Bible study group that you do quite well and, there are some things that could use some further attention. What are some things you can do to improve your teaching and your Bible study groups’ experience?
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Say What? Planning to Facilitate Active Learning in Adult Bible Study
As teachers, we like to recognize and capture "teachable moments," those times when people can learn a lesson or a truth from the
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