And they really love those little ones, praying for them and encouraging the mommies.
The teachers take so much time preparing to teach the bible story. Again, very bible based, very consistent. I will definitely take simon when he turns 2. This spring Ben has enjoyed his last season in the children’s program at BSF and I just cannot say enough about how wonderful it is. BSF sets me up for success as far as studying the Bible daily.Īlso, I love the preschoolers’ program (ages 2-6). I can still be down anyway, but I don’t have a chance without the words of God pouring into me consistently. You kind of get lost if you don’t, so you just plug through.Īs far as my spiritual journey goes, I have had a lot of ups and downs but one thing I’ve learned is that I am pretty much guaranteed for DOWN if I’m not reading God’s word. If you stay in BSF (a lot of people drop out), you just do it. But, I can honestly say that I have not ever learned more about the Bible or studied as consistently in another Bible study setting. (My teaching leader’s name is Carla and she is precious).Īfter the lecture, you pick up your questions. (not a small group…a discussion group…I’ll come back to that.) You hear a lecture from the teaching leader, which at my class is very good. You discuss your questions in a discussion group. It’s set up to do a little bit every day. It’s very very straightforward…just you and the Bible. There are as many different ways to study the Bible out there as there are personalities. I’ve studied the Bible a lot of different ways with different groups and different materials…with just women, with men and women, with children…with books studies, with topical studies, with discussions about books written about the Bible. I have gone to a Bible study every week since I moved back to Arkansas called Bible Study Fellowship (BSF), and I really love it.
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