Do you ever choose material for your small group or Bible study? Nika Spaulding, Resident Theologian of St. Jude Oak Cliff in Dallas, provides great help in determining what’s theologically…
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In-person or physically separated, the women in your church crave time together focused on Jesus. The “together” part, however, can sometimes eclipse the “Jesus” part. A strong women’s ministry will…
Popular teacher . . . Best selling . . . Easy homework . . . Recommended. I’ve chosen Bible study curriculum for all these reasons, but none of them is…
I’m so thankful to our guest blogger Dr. Sandra Glahn, Professor at DTS, who agreed that we could repost this article. Recently I sat down with her to discuss why…
Beyond using good Bible study and homiletical skills, most teachers and preachers have unique ways of preparing their messages. Nika Spaulding, Resident Theologian at St. Jude Oak Cliff in Dallas,…
Bible teachers Susie Hawkins and Kristen Pool collaborate to provide tips for choosing great illustrations and pertinent, biblical applications as you teach. Or watch the video version if you prefer.
Doing intense study and writing a powerful message may not be enough. Consider these practical tips for connecting with various age groups and different backgrounds from Susie Hawkins, Kristen Pool…
In my reading this Lenten season, I’ve been reminded of truth that was new to me some years ago: Jesus and the apostles didn’t focus on “going to heaven when…
“The heavens proclaim the glory of God. The skies display his craftsmanship.” Psalm 19:1-6, NLT The glory of God was evident as we traveled in the Tetons and Yellowstone…
Yesterday was great fun! Gary and I visited seven three-week-old lab puppies—five chocolate and two yellow. At this young age they are awake and active (except for one lazy sleepyhead…
