In the conclusion of our three-part series on creating the perfect starting point class we'll discuss material to use in the class and how to schedule out the weeks.

How to manage the class’s initial interactions and the best icebreaker I’ve found for getting to know a class of new people.

How do you create the perfect starting point class? Since everyone in the class is new and, at the most, maybe knows only a couple of other people, making everyone comfortable was always my first priority. This starts before they even step foot in the room.

What if I told you that the most extraordinary story wouldn’t transport you to another place but instead provide clarity, meaning, and hope to the very real and non-fictitious life you live right now? This is what we find when we read the story of the Bible.

The Reformation was a defining moment in history when God used Martin Luther to radically impact how people worship and think about God.

The more you and I accurately understand what God is like, the more our thoughts and actions will reflect his character.

It's simple, but if we want to infuse our kids with the Word, most of the time we just need to do something. Here is a list of easy ideas and activities to engage your kids with Scripture.

A little behind the scenes and encouragement from the poster "All Things Work for Good."