Some Bible teachers have no problem teaching the cognitive side of worship, doing little to bring in the balance of how our will and emotions fit into it. Other teachers lean toward the emotional side, doing little to bring in the balance of the mind’s role in worship. God, however, looks for both a mental acknowledgement of who He is AND a heartfelt response.<\/p>\n
Jesus said, “the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth, for they are the kind of worshipers the Father seeks.” (Jn. 4:23)<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n To disciple their students to truly worship, we must promote the balance of BOTH “spirit and truth.”\u00a0 We can do this by modeling the kind of worship the Father seeks through:<\/p>\n Teacher Training Worksheet:\u00a0 The Teacher\u2019s Role in Discipling Students to Worship<\/a><\/p>\n More Teacher Training Resources:\u00a0 How to Teach Students to Worship<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Some Bible teachers will have little problem teaching the cognitive side of worship, doing little to bring in the balance of how our will and emotions fit into it. Other teachers will lean toward the emotional side, doing little to bring in the balance of the mind’s role in worship. God, however, . . . Continue reading Objective: Help Students Learn to Truly Worship<\/span>How to Teach Our Students to Truly Worship, as Our Father Seeks<\/h2>\n
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