Expositional Teaching

The aim of a Biblical teacher, says Haddon Robinson, is "to take the sacred text, explain what it means, tie it to other passages so people can see the whole a little better, and apply it to life so it bites and heals, instructs and edifies. What better way to accomplish this end than through expository teaching?" This resource offers an overview and introduction to expository teaching for lay leaders. You may use it either for a training session or to give individually to key people involved in adult education to help them make the most of their teaching time. This 16-page resource is designed to help equip Sunday school teachers and Bible study leaders to interpret the Bible and teach it faithfully to their students and small groups. Table of Contents: The Merits of Expositional Teaching This method keeps our teaching based on the Bible. D.A. Carson Understanding Expository Teaching An interview with Bryan Chapell. interview with Bryan Chapell What Do We Bring to the Bible? (free sample) Uncover your presuppositions to unlock a new way of understanding. Brandon O'Brien The Journey of Interpretation How we move from the Bible to our lives. J. Scott Duvall and J. Daniel Hays From the Bible to the Classroom How to keep the Bible first. Haddon Robinson Tips for Preparation A few tips for maximizing your research time. Haddon Robinson Killer Applications How to make sure you hard work hits home. David Mains