What is your heart’s desire? The book of Proverbs teaches us to recalibrate our lives toward what is eternal rather than what is temporal.
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A Life Well Lived
Which wisdom do you hold by: live and learn or learn and live? The first looks to action before instruction, but the second involves godly humility.
Read MoreTeaching Methods: Part 5
Focusing on discussion as one teaching method, Ken Boa continues his series on seven teaching methods used in the Bible; these approaches are applicable to us by showing us how to skillfully communicate with others—the key to all good relationships.
Read MoreTeaching Methods: Part 4
Focusing on discussion as one teaching method, Ken Boa continues his series on seven teaching methods used in the Bible; these approaches are applicable to us by showing us how to skillfully communicate with others—the key to all good relationships.
Read MoreTeaching Methods: Part 3
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Ken Boa focused in this session on drama (including film/movies) as one approach to teaching.
Read about the drama method of teaching in this article on the material of this series.
Read MoreTeaching Methods: Part 2
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Ken Boa focused in this session on a visual aid approach to teaching, one of the seven teaching methods used in the Bible.
Read about visual aids in this article covering the content of this series.
Read MoreTeaching Methods: Part 1
Ken Boa introduces this series on seven teaching methods used in the Bible, applicable to us by showing us how to skillfully communicate with others—the key to all good relationships. Here, he covers the first three methods—lectures, stories, and visual aids—and offers examples of how all three approaches are used by Jesus and other biblical figures such as the prophet Nathan.
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Teaching Approaches and Learning Styles
Ken Boa explores seven approaches to teaching/learning, all used by Jesus, that demonstrate the importance of variety and unpredictability in our communication delivery methods. The seven methods are lecture, stories, visual aids, Q&A, discussion, drama, and projects. These are useful to anyone, but especially those who teach, preach, or mentor on a regular basis.
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