Bible Study Lessons
The story of Abraham sacrificing Isaac is disturbing. While Abraham didn’t go through with it, he almost did, and he did so out of obedience to God’s command. So how should we teach this difficult story in Genesis 22? Here are four things to keep in mind when teaching the story of Abraham sacrificing Isaac. … Read more
The Bible is a big book—about one-thousand pages long. In those pages many topics are addressed: God, creation, sin, salvation, warfare, and love to name a few. Because of its size and scope, the Bible poses a challenge to those who believe it. And that challenge is learning how to balance various biblical truths. Like … Read more
At the start of one school year I asked my students how they felt about previous Bible courses. A few of their responses sounded off a warning alarm in my head. And the alarm came with this message: Bible class can turn students off to the Bible. Undoubtedly, there are a few causes for this … Read more
Three primary goals of teaching the Bible to high school students.
In my last post, I argued that high school homeschool students from Christian families should take Bible courses. Worldview type courses shouldn’t replace in-depth Bible study courses. However, I firmly believe in the value of learning different worldviews. In particular, all Christians should learn the basics of a few world religions. Why should we learn … Read more