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Developing A Biblical World View
SUGGESTIONS FOR GROUP STUDY
FIRST MEETING
- Opening: Open with prayer and introductions. Get acquainted and register the students.Establish Group Procedures: Determine who will lead the meetings, the time, place, and dates
for the sessions.
- Praise And Worship: Invite the presence of the Holy Spirit into your training session.
Distribute Manuals To Students: Introduce the manual title, format, and course objectives provided in the first few pages of the manual.
- Make The First Assignment: Students will read the chapters assigned and take the Self-Tests
prior to the next meeting. The number of chapters you cover per meeting will depend on chapter length, content, and the abilities of your group.
SECOND AND FOLLOWING MEETINGS
- Opening: Pray. Welcome and register any new students and give them a manual. Take
attendance. Have a time of praise and worship.
- Review: Present a brief summary of what you studied at the last meeting.Lesson: Discuss each section of the chapter using the HEADINGS IN CAPITAL BOLD
FACED LETTERS as a teaching outline. Ask students for questions or comments on what they have studied. Apply the lesson to the lives and ministries of your students.
- Self-Test: Review the Self-Tests students have completed. (Note: If you do not want the
students to have access to the answers to the Self-Tests, you may remove the answer pages from the back of each manual.)
- For Further Study: You may do these projects on a group or individual basis.
Final Examination: If your group is enrolled in this course for credit, you received a final
examination with this course. Reproduce a copy for each student and administer the exam upon conclusion of this course.