I won’t post PPT slides this week, but thankfully Jeff Meyer at Bayleaf Baptist published a lesson plan for teaching “Conform to God’s Agenda”. My perception is that plans like his are helpful (vs commentary) because they are trustworthy, concise and make it is easy to incorporate key points into your own lesson plan. Am I right about this?
Thus, it seems that publishing a lesson plan has the potential to be very influential among the teachers in a given congregation. Assuming this I wonder why more pastors and ministers of education don’t publish their own Internet version of a weekly lesson plan? Any ideas?
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Bro. Ronnie,
In addition to your blog each week, I also have enjoyed checking the Carmel links to Jay's notes. Since the last storm, I have not been able to access that link. Do you have an updated link?
Thanks so much for your faithfulness to your blog and those of us who look forward to it every week.
Becky
Jacksonville, FL
Hi Becky,
Jay has not been posting, but another leader from Carmel Baptist is.
Try this link:
http://carmelleader.org/adultsbs/default.htm
Thanks for your kind words,
Ronnie
Thanks! Hope you have a wonderful Lord's Day.
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Second Baptist of Houston posts a sample lesson 2 weeks before the Lifeway lesson should be presented at http://second.org/teach . Click on "Lesson Helps" and the week of the lesson.
Michael,
I looked at the 2nd Baptist lesson plan for this week--very helpful!
Hopefully others will start using it as well.
Thanks for the tip!! I'm sure there are other nuggets waiting to be discovered, too.
Appreciate it,
Ronnie
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