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On the Ministry of Teaching

When reading the Bible, we need to always think about who the author was and what he experienced. What made him write what he wrote? The authors of the Bible wrote out of their life experiences. They did not teach mere theory. They experienced God. Truth was revealed and taught through their lives, not just on paper in their writings.

This means it’s very costly to be a teacher. You have to experience life very deeply; otherwise, you won’t find God in a deep way. Effective teaching is not simply the result of having a teaching gift. It comes from having a deep life in God.

This is why it’s hard for many people to teach: they don’t engage God and life very deeply. So when they try to teach the Word, they’re just talking theory. If you’re to teach well, you must first find God for yourself in His Word and in your life. Then, out of that you can teach others. Only then will your teaching be life.

So don’t look for teachings. Look for God, for life, for truth, for His reality. Then you will have plenty of teachings for others whenever you need them. And then your writing and teaching will transform lives ‒ it will never be mere theory! If it has first changed your life, it will have very deep life-changing power in it. Only then it will change your readers and hearers.

Malcolm Webber
Malcolm Webberhttp://leadershipletters.com
Originally from Australia, Malcolm came to Christ in 1980. He is married to Ruth; they have six children. Malcolm is the founder and executive director of LeaderSource SGA, an international leader development ministry. He is also the founder and senior pastor of Living Faith Fellowship – a multicultural church in Indiana, USA. With a successful background in the business world, Malcolm holds his Ph.D. in the field of organizational leadership and works with Christian leaders in many nations. He has written over 30 books, the most popular of which is To Enjoy Him Forever, and his writings have been published in both scholarly and popular journals. His Leadership Letters are read by thousands of leaders around the world every month. Malcolm is deeply committed to the preeminence and centrality of Jesus Christ, the priesthood of every believer, healthy leadership and holistic leader development, and the global calling of the local church.

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  1. My seminary professors may has said as much, but I was not listening. What I took from my instructors consisted of Greek Grammar, imaginary Hebrew word meanings, and a knack for alliteration. So my teaching moved audiences, some to sleep, others to nearby churches and many to week-end TV gridiron. It took a decade of fighting evil spirits on another continent to gain some experience that matters in moving others towards intimacy with Jesus. Thanks, Malcolm.

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