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Churches sometimes struggle with how to teach adults, even the importance of teaching them.<\/span><\/p>\n Isn’t children’s and youth ministry more important than adult Bible classes?<\/strong><\/p>\n We do hear a lot about the priority of children\u2019s and youth ministry. We must, however, be careful not to minimize adult ministry. Adults are the decision-makers in families, the workplace, schools, government, etc. God identifies adult parents as primarily responsible for discipling their children (Deut. 6:5-9; Eph. 6:4). Doesn\u2019t that make equipping adults very important? While Jesus viewed children as precious, loved them, and did not turn them away, most of what we read in the Gospels shows how He focused mainly on adults<\/a>. There must be a reason. Further, the Bible itself is written in language most suitable for adults<\/a> and often deals with complicated situations. Certainly God puts great importance on teaching adults.<\/p>\n Once we settle the issue of the importance of teaching adults, we’re ready to ask other questions about teaching an adult class like . . .<\/p>\n Check out the Bible Teacher’s Handbook of Frequently Asked Questions<\/strong><\/a> which responds to these questions. The training resource looks at a total of 153 questions Bible teachers might have covering a wide range of topics.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Churches sometimes struggle with how to teach adults, even the importance of teaching them. . . . Continue reading FAQ About Teaching Adults<\/span>Question about the Importance of Teaching Adults<\/h2>\n
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