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My lesson in this past Sunday’s Youth class seemed to miss the target a little. Sometimes it’s spot on, and sometimes I miss by what seems like miles. I can never tell as I’m preparing a lesson if it’ll be a home run or otherwise. It seems as though I should have some indication however. Am I missing something?
Now, I know that there are external factors that will play in to the success, or lack there of, in any class. For example, if key people aren’t there, discussion and participation may suffer, but what if everyone is there and they just stare back at you like you’re nuts? Thoughts?
If you’re in my class please accept my apologies. I will try harder next week. If you’re a teacher or minister, what are some things you do to ensure every lesson has potential to be a home run?
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Just open the word. I don’t know if you’re topical, but sometimes that may be harder. Pick a book of the bible that is practical like James.
Discussion is just funny with that age. They have some christian books for youth leaders that just do some silly things called “what if’s…”
Maybe you just need to share God’s word and then just bond.
Keep in prayer and seeking God! He loves to revolutionize our classrooms and do things different and call us out of our comfort zones
Thanks for the encouragement