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This guide provides essential tips for preparing and delivering impactful Bible lessons. Emphasizing the importance of personal Bible study (1 Tim. 4:15-16) and understanding your audience, it outlines a systematic approach to teaching. Key strategies include preparing an organized outline, selecting significant verses, and incorporating interactive elements like discussions and visual aids. Whether you are a seasoned teacher or new to instructing, these insights drawn from the examples of Jesus and Paul will help you to effectively communicate God's word and engage your students.
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Teacher: one who educates • Jn. 6:45; Col. 1:3-7 Good Bible teacher • educated spiritually, word (2 Tim. 2:2) • communicates well (Jesus, Paul)
Tips for preparing to teach • personal Bible study (1 Tim. 4:15-16) • consider audience, pull out lessons • prepare outline, notes develop system script introduction script major verses, lessons decide which verses to read script illustrations script questions / answers team teachers plan together • prepare teaching aids hands on activities songs
Tips for teaching • before class: review • beginning: warm up class • participation / ask questions • visual aids • timing: don’t rush or drag