Practical Ministry Skills How to Prepare Roberta Hestenes Effective teaching starts in the planning stages. See "Becoming a Great Teacher" Training Pack

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Topics:	Adult education, Christian education, Communication, Director of Christian education, Discipleship, Study, Sunday school, Teaching
Filters:	Christian education, Pastor, Small group leader, Small groups, Spiritual director, Sunday school
References:	Luke 2:4-6, 1 Corinthians 2:1-5, 2 Timothy 3:14-17
Date Added:	August 22, 2007
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When I prepare a lesson, I do it with the following attitudes and principles in place:

1. I want to take people seriously. I don't just want to entertain or impress people. I want to choose and teach subjects that really matter to people who have an eternal destiny. This doesn't mean everything has to be deep, somber, and serious. In fact, learning ...

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