Books. Magazines. Newspapers. TV. Radio. Internet. Blogs. Chatrooms. MySpace. iPods. YouTube. Advertizing with most. More media, more information, more choices. How do students learn to choose what is good, noble and true? To focus on what is needed to make life-direction-setting decisions as growing disciples?
As the importance of knowing how to [...]

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Why do you teach?  Is teaching merely a job? a way to earn a living? a career that makes a difference? or is there more?
“Christian teachers see the profession of teaching as a ministry. It is an act of serving young people as they move toward the realisation of their mental, physical, emotional and spiritual [...]

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Finding new ideas for Bible classes is often like searching for hidden treasure. Going for the gold seems to require 99% perspiration - but let’s talk about the 1% inspiration, materials worth shouting out about!
The South Pacific Division recently shared their new Bible 1-8 curriculum designed by and for their Pacific Island region. [...]

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When I was using the early versions of Microsoft PowerPoint to create training content for my corporate students, I spent a lot of time creating my own graphic images to organize the concepts I wanted to get across. That meant taking the time to think about how to organize my thoughts into procedural steps [...]

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“It is good enough for who it’s for,” stated my friend in response to a query regarding a project he had just completed for me. We both laughed at this little joke that had become standard between us whenever I asked about how good something was. But over the years I have thought about how [...]

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