Teaching effectively isn’t just about passing on knowledge—it’s about shepherding wounded souls like Jesus did. Many children wrestle with anxiety and depression, sometimes feeling guilt or shame for their struggles. In this workshop, we’ll explore how to recognize these needs and respond with wisdom, compassion, and biblical truth, to guide your students toward victory. Julie […]

What if misbehavior is actually a message? Every action tells a story—are you catching what your students are really trying to say? In this workshop, discover how to decode behavior, uncover the real needs behind it, and respond in ways that lead to lasting change—not just quick fixes. Learn how to move beyond managing disruptions […]

Discipleship is simple… until it’s not. This workshop shares four unexpected lessons learned from years of discipling people through both difficult and beautiful moments of spiritual growth. Rooted in the message of Ezekiel 34, this workshop reflects on the responsibility and the privilege of caring for God’s people. Through honest stories of ministry mistakes, breakthroughs, […]

Prevention is better than intervention in any case. Before waiting for students to misbehave, we want to do all we can to prevent the misbehavior from happening so that we don’t put the students in that position and don’t miss out on the instructional time. Alla ProkhorAlla is a member of Life Christian Church in […]

We are in the business of communication—it’s the reason for our existence as teachers. Communication is more than just using words; it has three essential components: thoughts, feelings, and actions. When we take these components and translate them into words, our teaching has the potential to be truly transformative. In this workshop we will dive […]

Before you teach anything, you must believe it yourself. ChatGPT can write a great lesson, but it will not deliver it. People don’t just hear your words—they see your conviction. This workshop will help you teach what you believe, with clarity, and with confidence. Ilya Vasilevskiy For the past 16 years, Ilya has been called […]