September 1993
Issue Editors: Alan Bonifay, Raymond Fox
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Successful Teaching: The Foundation for Growth**
by Raymond Fox
The greatest obstacle to growth in many congregations is the sad state of congregational teaching.
Teaching the Lost**
by Bennie Cryer
The congregation that is not teaching the lost is not fulfilling the Lord’s commission. Here is practical advice to help you reach The lost.
Teaching Wayward Christians**
by James D. Orten
How large would your congregation be if all the backslidden members were
reclaimed from the world?
Preparing an Edifying Chapter Study
by Wayne L. Fussell
Chapter study does not need to be a boring routine. Studying through the
Bible by chapters should be enjoyable and edifying for
teacher and congregation.
“Impress Them on Your Children**”
by Greg DeGough
Whatever we decide about the importance or unimportance of Bible study
with our children, it will take only one generation to reap a harvest.
What will the harvest be? Rejoicing or regrets?
Organizing Thoughts for a Topical Sermon
by Joe Norton
Do not be satisfied with complacency and mediocrity in the pulpit. Successful topical teaching can only come through diligent study and planning.
Selecting a Topic for Teaching
by Carney Briggs
Effective topic selection is one of the most overlooked responsibilities
of congregational teachers.
Teaching Christians in Home Bible Studies**
by Doug Edwards
The need and value of house to house teaching of the Bible to Christians.
Building a Basic Bible Study Library
by Michael Fox
Recommendations for congregational teachers of books that are generally trustworthy, in print, and suitable for teachers with beginning or intermediate experience.
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