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Articles by Glenn Brooke
Shake Up Your Teaching With A Different Room Arrangement -- Or No Room At All!
Bible teachers can significantly improve learning by changing up the room configuration, or getting away from the usual classroom environment altogether. This article gives three specific ideas for teachers to try, which have been proven to increase retention and fun for students of all ages.
Avoid These Two Distractions When You're Teaching
Bible teachers should avoid distracting students and keep their attention focused on the lesson. This article explains two major sources of distractions that teachers can eliminate
Seven Questions To Ask Yourself When You're Planning A Bible Lesson
Bible teachers can really improve their lesson planning by thinking about how to design a learning environment -- answering these seven questions will help you do just that!
Better Than A Little Pile Of Notes
The simple strategy to convert that confusing pile of notes from sermons and conversations into a treasury that will serve you for years to come.
How To Teach The Bible To Older, More Experienced Christians
The best strategies for teaching the Bible to people who are older or more mature than you -- without panicking or losing your confidence
Bible Teachers: Here's How NOT To Get Through That Dry Spell
Eveyrone hits a dry spell where we don't feel passionate, enthusiastic, or joyful. Sometimes you'll get bad advice about how to fake passion. Don't do it! Instead, follow these tips.
What To Do When You Don't Feel Like Studying The Bible
The practical steps for self-disciplined Bible reading and study -- especially when you don't feel like it.
What Plumbing Taught Me About Bible Study Tools
The three best Bible study tools for Bible teachers are investments that will help you for many years to come.
Don't Let Projection Get You Into Trouble
How Bible teachers can use the psychological phenomenon called "projection" to make teaching more powerful.
Don't Let Bookend Prayers Kill Your Bible Lesson
Make the opening and closing prayers around your Bible teaching time helpful and powerful -- not just conventional time-fillers.
Two Key Verses For Godly Leaders
Paul's counsel to the Corinthians is just what godly leaders need to be encouraged and remain strong in a challenging role.
Two Things To Get Right When Your Planning A Bible Lesson
Planning a Bible lesson should include knowing your objectives, and planning questions to promote interaction with the Bible passages or topics you are teaching. Here are simple ways to get both objectives and questions lined up.
The Benefits Of Taking A Breath When You Teach
Many Bible teachers get so excited that we're not listening properly when people ask questions. This article explains the benefits and power of taking a breath before you respond to questions.
Tips for Bible teachers to make it easy to remember to pray while you are teaching, not just before and after the lesson
The 4-Part Bible Lesson Structure For Maximum Learning
An effective Bible lesson uses these 4 parts : Hook, Main Lesson, Application, Launch. Learn how to create powerful lessons with this structure.
Four Keys To Receiving Criticism About Your Teaching -- Without Hurting The Messenger Or Yourself
Every teacher will be criticized sometimes. This is valuable feedback! Use these four tips to make sure you handle criticism in a godly way.
How To Teach The Same Thing Over And Over -- With Power
The key strategy to teaching the same material over and over -- and always be fresh, enthusiastic, and effective.
Maximize Your Personal Devotions And Study Time
Every Christian needs to have personal devotion time (to reconnect with the Lord) and study time (to conform our minds to the things of God). This article describes how to get the most out of both.