The Word Implanted Bears Fruit
Working with children's ministries? Check out this short article about helping children understand Bible verses, memorize, and apply them.
Not working with children's ministries? The advice will be helpful for you, too!
God is raising up a new generation of Bible teachers to change lives. You may be one of them -- this blog is full of tips and ideas and commentary to encourage you in your teaching ministry. Glenn Brooke is the author of Teach the Bible to Change Lives (http://www.teachtochangelives.com) and has over 20 years of experience teaching the Bible.
About Me
- Glenn
- Glenn is the author of several books for Bible teachers, including Teach the Bible to Change Lives (www.teachtochangelives.com). He has coached thousands of Bible teachers to be more effective.
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1 comment:
Just wanted to let you know that I stumbled onto your site the other evening. I have found the material in your blog and your site very helpful. I am planning on purchasing your ebook in the very near future and look forward to growing as a teacher.
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