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Andrew Page believes that Bible teaching can be a supernatural event. A graduate of London School of Theology, Andrew was a missionary in Austria for 20 years, working with the Austrian Christian student movement (IFES) and later pastoring a church in Innsbruck. He says "Two enemies of Christian churches are Bible teaching with little biblical content and Bible teaching which is more a lecture than an event." If you agree with this, How to Teach the Bible so that People Meet God is the book for you. This is unashamedly a how-to book. Andrew has trained others in this method of teaching a Bible passage in a number of countries around Europe, and now for the first time the method is available as a book. So, 3 questions before you buy this book: ż Do you want to find out if God has given you the gift of teaching? ż Do you want to grow in the gift you believe you have? ż Do you want to help a friend to develop as a Bible teacher? If you have said Yes to any of these questions, How to Teach the Bible so that People Meet God is a great place to start. Andrew Page is the author of The Mark Experiment, which presents a structure for the Gospel of Mark which makes it easy to commit the Gospel to memory. He is also the creator of The Mark Drama, in which a team of 15 Christians from a church or student group acts out every incident in the Gospel of Mark as theatre-in-the-round. The Mark Drama is performed across the world.

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Book category Books in English Humanities Religion & beliefs Christianity

• Full title: How to Teach the Bible so that People Meet God
• Author: Page, Andrew (University of Western Australia, Perth University of Western Sydney University of Western Australia, Perth University of Western Sydney
• Language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 66
• EAN: 9783957760357
• ISBN: 9783957760357
• ID: 09433844
• Publisher: VTR Publications
• Weight: 104 g
• Dimensions: 234 × 156 × 4 mm
• Date of publishing: 13. May 2015

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