When teaching feels like combat Hostile encounters: intentionally contradictory answers
“No plan survives contact with the enemy.” ~ Helmuth von Moltke A Bible class is not your enemy, but when you think about it, any …
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The Teacher’s Notes–What Have They Seen in Your House?, Lesson 12 Adult Bible Study Guide, 2019 2Q, "Family Seasons"
Sabbath School Lesson for June 15-21, 2019 Overview Key thoughts this week ranged from… why we should always uplift Christ in our homes–lesson from King …
Teaching a Bible Study Class Dealing with "wrong" answers
We tend to think of answers to questions as being in two categories: right, and wrong. But that’s kind of like looking at the natural …
Teaching A Bible class Questions as a path of discovery
Sometimes asking leading questions is a bad idea. Sometimes it’s manipulative. But in a guided discussion class, you want to ask questions which lead the …
Asking Questions Teaching A Bible class This is NOT a test
I have given this the subtitle “This is not a test,” because the way you structure questions for a test should be radically different than …