Have you ever observed what goes on in the cradle roll class? Are you familiar with the term? Cradle roll refers to the class made up of babies ranging from newborn until around 2 years old. Some start when a baby is old enough to sit up and some even earlier. Some have children moving… Read More Cradle Roll, It’s Not Just Babysitting
Have you ever heard of a church being criticized for being “hung up on numbers”? I have heard it a time or two. I’m sure there have been churches concerned about numbers for the sake of pride, greed, or competition with the congregation across town. If that is the case, then priorities are in the… Read More Suggestions for Building a Bible Class Program
One of the most common concerns that I hear from people regarding Bible class is on the subject of curriculum. I totally understand those concerns. There are multitudes of Biblically illiterate children and adults who have been through the “typical” curriculum in our Bible classes. We want something better and more to teach, but… Read More What a Good Bible Curriculum Should Look Like
Do you all remember this teacher from the television show, “Little House on the Prairie”? Miss Beadle was a favorite among her students. She was the perfect example of a teacher who was dedicated, gentle, and kind-spirited just like we should be. In this follow up to the post “Characteristics of Great Teachers“, here are… Read More Some “Do’s” for Great Teachers
Do you remember a favorite teacher from your past? It may have been in a Bible class or at school, but most of us remember a teacher who made a difference in our lives. What do you remember about the person? Did he or she make the subject matter so much fun that you were… Read More Characteristics of Great Teachers
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