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Disciplemaking teachers<\/a> commit to making an investment into the lives of their students not merely showing up just to teach a lesson. Here are some frequently asked questions about that.<\/p>\n Why isn’t teaching a Bible lesson enough?<\/p>\n God commissions all believers to make disciples (Matt. 28:18-20). Bible teachers are in a unique position to do so since students come to their class to learn. When we see teaching as an investment into people\u2019s lives rather than just showing up, teaching, and doing what we need to get by, our purpose, perspective, and passion goes to a whole different level. This has the greatest potential for impacting lives. —\u00a0You can also find help working through this question in this worksheet: DISCIPLESHIP: Isn’t teaching a lesson enough?<\/a><\/p>\n Other questions Bible teachers have about their discipleship role may include:<\/p>\n You’ll find responses to these questions in the Bible Teacher’s Handbook of Frequently Asked Questions<\/strong><\/a>. This resource looks at questions about 48 other teaching issues, with a total of 153 questions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Disciplemaking teachers commit to making an investment into the lives of their students not merely showing up just to teach a lesson. Here are some frequently asked questions about that. . . . Continue reading FAQ About Discipleship<\/span>Questions Bible Teachers May Have about Their Role in Discipleship<\/h2>\n
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