This will be my final post in the Equipping the Saints series. I could probably write on Christian Education issues forever, but I have other things to say, so I’m going to wrap this up for now. Strangely, one of the things I’ve been accused of during this series is failing to talk about educating [...]
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Tagged Christian Education, Church Leaders, Discipleship, Doer, Doing, Leadership, Mentoring, Modeling, Vision
Apologies for being away for more than a week. Thanks for being a reader and for hanging in there through blog hacks and workloads. As we start winding down this look at equipping the saints, let’s talk about hermeneutics. Hermeneutics is NOT the fan club of the father on The Munsters. It’s the theory behind [...]
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Tagged Bible, Bible Interpretation, Bible Study, Christians Education, Hermeneutics, Teachers, Teaching, Theology
For the last month, I’ve been writing about the dire state of education in our Christian churches. People don’t know their Bibles, don’t know what their churches believe, don’t know how their Faith intersects daily living in 21st century America—in short, I will venture to say that the average adult Christian sitting in the pew [...]
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Tagged Christian Education, Church Discipline, Discipleship, Teaching
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