Inteen Teacher

The study of this quarter is primarily from the New Testament. Its three units follow the theme of worship as it pertains to a human response to God.
UNIT 1 • IN AWE OF GOD: The four lessons in this unit explore the amazing power of God in Hebrews, Matthew, and Luke. In Lesson 3, Luke’s account of the Christmas story recalls the praise and adulation expressed to God by both the angels and shepherds.
UNIT 2 • LEARNING TO PRAY: The four lessons in this unit look at prayer as found in Luke, John, Hebrews, and James.
UNIT 3 • STEWARDSHIP FOR LIFE: The four lessons in this study examine various aspects of stewardship from Matthew, Luke, and Ephesians.

Inteen® Teacher Guide helps instructors understand the emotional and spiritual needs of the youths (ages 15–17) of today’s culture. The guide covers all 13 lessons and provides in-depth instruction and background information from the Precepts for Living® commentary.

¥ God’s Word is presented in interesting ways—book reviews, real life stories, and thoughtful articles show teens how they can relate to Bible truths.
¥ Teens are given ways to demonstrate that they understand the Bible principles presented.
¥ The teaching process is divided into easily manageable segments that make teaching a joy.
¥ Teachers get specific suggestions that challenge and encourage their students.

LESSON HIGHLIGHTS

Open the Lesson: Engages the students and gets them thinking about the lesson’s themes

Present the Scriptures: Combines aspects of the modern story and Bible passage to give more in-depth analysis of the lesson

Worship Guide: Pairs hymns with the Scripture reading and lesson themes to broaden the class’s worship experience

From the Student Magazine: Allows teachers to follow along with their students as they interact with the lesson materials

In Depth: Helps the teacher understand the lesson on a more mature, personal level, beyond what they need to know to teach it to the teens

Daily Bible Readings: Guides Scripture reading throughout the week to support quarterly topics and principles