The Bible in Context
We recently returned from our second Great Homeschool Convention, where we exhibited my Bible courses. The conventions are a fun and exciting environment. We enjoyed meeting fellow vendors, seeing all of the interesting products on display, and talking with customers. We were also encouraged by hearing people tell us that they were looking for curriculum … 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
Can the Bible teach us how to write? Before we answer that let’s consider a more basic question: Where do writers learn to write? Writers learn to write by reading great books. (I know, great books are not the only place where writers learn their craft.) If the Bible is a great work of literature … Read more
[This post is part of my Guide for High School Bible Teachers.] We’ve already considered high school Bible class assignments which target the mind and heart. Unfortunately, I’ve had a much more difficult time coming up with assignments which target the hands—ways to encourage students to put into practice what they’ve learned. How can we … Read more