By Dan Reiland People pleasing is common among leaders in the local church. People pleasing is when you lead in such a way that you attempt to keep everyone happy. You receive affirmation and therefore feel good. The congregation is happy, so they feel good; seems harmless enough. But the ill-gained affirmation you receive will
Introduction This article will explore neuroeducation and its application in church teaching. It will be based on Jesus' ministry and how He used innovative techniques that are now understood through neuroscience. The article will emphasize the importance of creating safe and stimulating environments for children's comprehensive development and how neuroeducation can transform Sunday School teaching.
By: Marlen E. Soria In recent years, the migratory flow has grown in countries worldwide. It is no longer a secret for all of us that the United States is no longer the only country facing this situation, but it is still one of the countries with the most significant migratory flow worldwide. What is
Is it necessary to innovate and design new learning techniques for children in our ministries? By Marlen Soria Creating routines is healthy and generally effective. However, when it comes to leadership, there comes a time when doing things the same way is needed to achieve results. Human beings are constantly changing, and as technology advances,
