Leading Bible Discussions

by James F. Nyquist and Jack Kuhatschek

Book Overview

Here is a primer on how to lead Bible discussions, including discussions on how to start a group, what to study, how to prepare, and how to lead. This study guide is part of the LifeGuide Bible... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0830810005
• ISBN13: 9780830810000
• Release Date: January 1985
• Publisher: InterVarsity Press
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.22 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 5.4" x 8.1"

Customer Reviews

Great for Starting Bible Study Groups

This is a short, quick read study guide on leading Bible discussions. The authors discuss introductory topics like: Why you would want to study in a group, how to start a group, and how to decide what to study. The authors also describe how to prepare to lead the Bible study and then the actual leading of the discussion. Of course, there is a brief chapter on evaluating the discussion as well. The authors also provide some insight and instruction as to how you should study the Bible as well as how to write your own questions for the discussion. The authors end the book by emphasizing the spiritual aspect of growing together - fellowship building. The appendix provides a model study that is the basis of the lifeguide Bible study series. Overall, this is a good book for beginners that are interested in starting a Bible study or Bible discussion group, but just isn't sure how to start doing it. This book provides the guidance you need to get started.

very good advice

This is a very helpful book for anyone who is thinking of starting a bible study group or has already started and would like to have more advice on how to lead it. The book provides some background information on how to start a group, gives useful hints and practical advice and techniques on how to prepare a study. I would certainly recommend the book.

Gets to the heart of Bible Study

This book provides a basic, clear introduction to leading Bible Study groups. It lays a great foundation from establishing a group and meeting time through evaluating the group's experience at the end. Anyone desiring an intro to the inductive Bible study method using observation, interpretation, and application would benefit from the authors' to-the-point description. This is a practical guide, easily followed by anyone, whether or not you feel like a natural-born group leader. I highly recommend it.