12 Tips for Bible Studies that Don’t Suck
by Marc Olson Take a deep breath. First, relax. You don’t need to be an expert to read the Bible, or even to lead a discussion, so don’t hold yourself […]
And Then There Were Six (Always six)
by George Baum So, before I went off to seminary, my local priest thought it would be good for me to lead a Bible study, just to have the experience. […]
Sitting with God: Reading and Hearing Scripture in Community
by Dr. Nathan Frambach I’m sitting on a simple wooden stool in a small, spartan room in the Taize community in France. I am here with a group of students […]
Eight Ways to Make Bible Study Engaging for Kids
by Kathie Phillips As leaders invested in the spiritual formation and discipleship of kids, we desire to see kids grow in their relationship with Jesus. We pray that all of […]
Bible Study: The Role of God’s Word in our Lives
by Heather Hansen Focus Text: John 20:30-31 Objectives: Help students understand the role of Scripture in their lives Encourage students to explore and discover in the Bible Have fun with […]
Young Adult Ministry: An Interview with Savannah Sullivan
by Leigh Finke Young adulthood—that murky phase of life when adulthood is just starting. Or, maybe should be starting but just quite hasn’t. Or, perhaps it has, despite one’s best […]
Biblical Storytelling as Entering into the Word
by Dr. Phil Ruge-Jones A woman has committed the entire Gospel of Mark to her memory. As she tells the two-hour story, a two-year-old plays by her mother’s feet. Sometimes […]
