Teach - The Ordinary Person's Guide to Teaching Students the Bible

by Allen Jackson

The Ordinary Person's Guide to Teaching Students the Bible is for every youth worker who wants to develop the essential skills for leading great Bible studies. Allen Jackson, a 30-year veteran and professor of youth ministry, has written the perfect book for the "ordinary" youth worker. TEACH delivers relevant, real-world information, detailed insight into exactly how teens learn a variety of proven teaching methods that impact students practical, easily applied steps to becoming a better Bible teacher Easy-to-read, humorous and heartfelt, TEACH is full of practical examples and personal stories of the best and worst experiences in teaching teenagers. TEACH is a great resource for youth workers, training events, or group study.

124 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Peyton Mansfield]

The book is simple and sweet, anyone could read it, and that's the point.

This is for Sunday school teachers, youth leaders, people who want just a little idea of how to approach church teaching as ministry.

The book isn't revolutionary or super deep, but it is consice and meets its goal. So, it gets the four stars for just being solid.

[Clay Graham]

This probably had some good insights for teaching youth Sunday school but I don't remember much sticking with me. Pretty surface level from what I remember.

[Paul]

Useful little book with lots of advice to people who teach youth Bible study. Easy to read. Conversational.

[Pam Beard drury]

I got a lot out of it. It's a short book, easy to read, something every youth worker or Sunday School teacher should read.