Page, Andrew (University of Western Australia Perth)

How to Teach the Bible so that People Meet God Page, Andrew (University of Western Australia Perth)

Publisher Marketing: 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: Do you want to find out if God has given you the gift of teaching? Do you want to grow in the gift you believe you have? 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." Contributor Bio:  Page, Andrew Andrew Page was a clinical psychologist at St. Vincent's Hospital and a clinician with the Clinical Research Unit for Anxiety and Depression. He is currently Senior Lecturer, Department of Psychology, University of Western Australia, Perth.