Education in the Church: Bible Literacy for All

Education in the Church: Bible Literacy for All offers a comprehensive guide for redefining and enhancing Christian education in the local church, urging readers to prioritize biblical literacy and adopt innovative approaches to engage and educate their members. While some may view the term "Christian education" as outdated, this author argues that the lack of Bible literacy within the Church is a cause for concern and prompts a re-evaluation of how the Church is educating its members. The author explores various factors contributing to the decline in biblical literacy and offers practical approaches and solutions to address this issue. Furthermore, the author delves into integrating educational theorist Benjamin Bloom's cognitive framework into Christian education, highlighting the importance of incorporating biblical and theological perspectives. The art of questioning and utilizing Artificial Intelligence to generate sermon-based small-group discussions is also explored to engage learners and promote deeper understanding. Moreover, Education in the Church: Bible Literacy for All emphasizes the significance of being trauma-informed and accommodating learners with diverse abilities in educational settings within the Church. By understanding and addressing the unique needs of all individuals, the Church can provide a more inclusive and effective educational experience for its members.