Thoughts on the Bible and Life
If you know of anyone who teaches high school or middle school Bible, I have recently revised my guide for Bible teachers. It is currently only available as a PDF. Click the image below to learn more and feel free to share. Thanks! Les BridgemanAfter graduating from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, I served as a high … Read more
I have been wrestling with Bible challenges since high school. It started with an innocent question from my English teacher: “Do angels have wings?” I thought about it for a few seconds, then answered “yes.” Several years later, however, I concluded “no.” Then in one of my first posts on this site, I wrote a … Read more
Experienced teachers know the importance of good projects. Projects are essential because they break up the monotony of everyday lessons and reinforce the content in a different way. And group projects provide an opportunity for students to work together and improve in their presentation skills. Here are a few project ideas that I have used … Read more
What are my top two favorite online Bible study tools? I’m sure there are thousands of online Bible study tools, but I have two particular favorites. NET Bible for Bible Translators’ Notes First, I love using the NET Bible. The NET Bible is the New English Translation published in 2005. While the NET Bible is … Read more
How can you become a high school Bible teacher? Requirements In general you don’t need a degree in Bible, but you will need an undergraduate degree with a few undergraduate Bible courses under your belt. I say that because many Christian schools are accredited—or in the accreditation process—with the Association of Christian School International. ACSI-affiliated … Read more