The Bible Isn't Rated G ... Should Sunday School Be?
From She Teaches Sunday · 20:30
Show by Christina Dauphine
The Bible is full of truth, power—and some seriously complicated stories. So what does that mean for us as Sunday School teachers? Should we teach everything just because it’s in there? Or are there times when it’s better to simplify, delay, or hand the reins over to parents?In this episode, we explore:· The purpose of teaching Scripture to children· How to evaluate what stories to tell and how to tell them· The difference between abstract and concrete thinking in kids· How to handle uncomfortable or complex biblical content with care· Real-world examples of age-appropriate framing· The wisdom in “layering” lessons over timeYou’re not alone in navigating this—and you’re not compromising Scripture by being thoughtful. Let’s talk about how to honor the Word and the developmental stage of the kids in front of us.Send us Fan Mail
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