Author's Claim:
"Teach the Bible to Change Lives" by Glenn Brooke is a system to structure and present Bible lessons for kids and adults alike.
God Himself will turn YOU to be able to do so in the most efficient way.
You will be learning to prepare the content of the lesson along with the students and the teacher and a method to teach.
Teaching, if done right, is one of the most difficult skills along with its counterpart, i.e., parenting, if done right.
Who does them right?
Very few!
The entire skill lies round making yourself interesting and your students interested as well as ready to take what you are to give to them.
You will be given strategies to be able to do so.
Glenn Brooke has been there in this mission of teaching Bible to multifarious groups since as long back as 1984.
This course of his is something like training the trainer.
He has already done this to more than 920 people in person and more than 10,240 people online.
The book is in the form of an instruction manual that will enable you to act upon since day one that you start reading the same.
Give yourself just three weeks to practice these powerful methods ...and you'll see yourself turning into a minister with charisma.
Bible Lessons for Kids and Adults: "Teach the Bible to Change Lives" by Glenn Brooke - Specs
- provides tools, not theory
- methods to turn your content interesting
- new methods to study Bible for yourself
- preparing canned packages
- art of starting discussion
- preparatory channeling
- using suspense
- well begun is half done
- avoiding traps
- matter up the sleeve
- taking notes
- the teaching spirit
- acting as laser
- motivating the students
- democratizing the session
- dealing with hesitation
- organizing your lesson materials
- 20-day plan to prepare to teach Ephesians
- day-by-day plans for versatility
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on Dec 13th, 2009 at 2:30 pm
Reasonably appealing!