Teaching about God’s love must go beyond communicating truths about it. We must teach it in such a way that we present an accurate picture (2 Tim. 2:15).
You might first want to read: Truths for Teaching About God’s Love
Important Reminders for Bible Teachers When Teaching About God’s Love:
1) Be careful to present God in the fullness of who He is, not just the part that seems more appealing.
God does love us beyond measure, demonstrated in how far He is willing to go to reconcile us to Himself. But, it took the death of Jesus on the cross to bring salvation because He is also a just and holy God who cannot overlook sin. Jesus died to take the punishment we deserve.
2) Guard against over-emphasizing certain traits.
Bible teachers must present God in the fullness of who He is, not just the part that feels good. He is also a just and holy God. If you stress only the love of God, people could struggle to understand how a good God can allow suffering. If you primarily emphasize God’s judgment and wrath due to Him being a just and holy God, people could struggle with understanding how personal and approachable He is.
3) Help students understand God’s love by being an example of His love.
Remember that God demonstrates His love. He doesn’t just talk about it. You will model His love by the way you respond to questions, disruptions, misbehavior, breakages, etc.
Resource: Does your heart beat with the love of God? Worksheet