Is your congregation concerned about Bible class attendance? Do you have a similar number for Bible class as you do for worship time on Sunday mornings? Do you have a similar number returning for Wednesday evening Bible study? As an adult, why do we so often say (sarcastic tone), “Oh, great, it’s Wednesday night. It’s… Read More 6 Ways to Kill a Bible Class
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
Just as children love for adults to read to them, they also love to hear a good story by an excited, animated storyteller. In some ways, good storytelling has become a lost art. In this world of constant entertainment provided by our electronic gadgets, story telling may seem kind of boring. Yet if done well,… Read More Ways to Teach a Bible Lesson-Story Telling
Children LOVE to hear a good story. What better stories to tell than the true ones contained in the Bible! There are stories of great heroes of the faith and incredible events contained within the pages of God’s Word that amaze and captivate the young and the old! Reading Bible stories whether it be from… Read More Ways to Teach a Bible Lesson-Reading Aloud
When you think of flannel board Bible stories, Betty Lukens is the standard to live up to! This material has been around for decades, yet has the same timeless appeal with today’s children as it did with children in the 1960’s! Flannel board stories are such a great way to teach young children. You can… Read More Ways to Teach a Bible Lesson-Flannel and Magnetic Boards
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