Inhalt - Counsels on Sabbath School Work (1938)

Counsels on Sabbath School Work (1938)

• Information about this Book
• Foreword
• Chapter 1—The Importance and Purpose of Sabbath School Work
  • An Important Work
  • A Marvelous Power for Good
  • God’s Instrumentalities
  • Most Effectual Soul-winning Agency
  • An Influence Beyond Estimate
  • A Converting Power
  • A Strength to the Church
  • A Broad, Important Field
  • Worthy of Long Service
  • An Abundant Reward
• Chapter 2—A School for Bible Study
  • Search the Scriptures
  • Compare Scripture With Scripture
  • Written for the Common People
  • Substitute Bible for Fiction
  • The Spirit of Investigation Essential
  • The Teacher to Be a Learner
  • A Promise of Increasing Light
  • New Meaning in Familiar Texts
  • Drifting From Bible Landmarks
  • The Youth Fortified Against Heresies
  • A Barrier Against Temptation
  • Divine Aid in the Search for Truth
  • Halfhearted Service
  • Prayerful Study
  • God’s Manner of Imparting Knowledge
  • Daily Bible Study
  • Fixing the Lesson in the Memory
  • Our Daily Spiritual Food
  • Cooperation in the Home
  • Parents as Educators
  • Parents in the Sabbath School
  • Finding Time for Lesson Study
  • Parents to Help Children
  • More Important Than Day School
  • Diligent Study Richly Rewarded
• Chapter 3—A Soul-winning Agency
  • The Highest Objective
  • The All-important Lesson
  • What the Cause Needs Most
  • Effect of the Truth
  • A Question for Every Teacher and Scholar
  • Strength and Wisdom Promised
  • The Exercises to Be Spiritualized
  • Study Each Individual
  • Personal Work for Class Members
  • Visiting in Homes
  • Feeding the Lambs
  • Neglect Not the Children
  • Directing the Little Flock
  • Gather the Infants
  • Religious Experience of Children
  • Children’s Hearts Most Susceptible
  • The Power of Christlike Tenderness
  • A Recruiting Ground for Christian Workers
  • The Sabbath School a Factor in Missionary Training
  • A Training for Bible Work
  • Regard for Christians in Other Churches
• Chapter 4—The Teacher and His Work
  • The Highest of All Sciences
  • Selection of Teachers
  • Essential Qualifications
  • Well-Balanced Minds, Symmetrical Characters
  • Dress and Deportment
  • A Representative of True Religion
  • Self-examination
  • The Teacher’s Influence
  • Patience With the Wayward
  • Tolerance for Others
  • Self-improvement
  • Provision for Increased Ability
  • Christ, Not Man, the Model
  • Love the Constraining Power
  • Simplicity and Sympathy
  • Fresh Themes to Be Presented
  • The Countenance an Index of Character
  • Making the Lessons Practical
  • The Use of Helps
  • Mistakes Pointed Out
  • Spiritual Indolence
  • Controversy in the Class
  • Reading the lesson
  • Skimming the Surface
  • Long, Tedious Remarks
  • What It Means to Be a Laborer With God
  • The Temptation to Reveal Self
  • Giving Wholehearted Service
  • Salvation of Souls the Highest Interest
  • Lifting Up Christ
  • Whole Classes to Be Converted
  • The Supreme Joy
• Chapter 5—Gathering Weekly Mission Offerings
  • Thanksgiving for Past Achievement
  • Regularity and System in Giving
  • Systematic Weekly Giving
  • A Signal Honor
  • God’s Providence in Advance of Our Liberality
  • When We May Tire of Giving
  • Extension of the Work
  • Do Not Plead for Retrenchment
  • Shall We Do Our Best?
  • Praying and Giving for Missions
  • Devising Ways and Means
  • Advancing Home Missionary Work
  • God Honors Faithful Stewards
  • What Might Have Been
  • Continual Bestowal Upon the Continual Giver
  • Higher Motives Than Sympathy
  • Overcoming Natural Selfishness
  • Teaching Benevolence to Children in the Home
  • Restricting Imaginary Wants
  • No Unhealthful Stimulation Needed
  • A Revenue of Small Gifts
  • Birthday Offerings
  • A Reminder of God’s Care and Love
  • Putting God’s Requirements First
  • Our Divine Exemplar
  • Christ Values Deeds of Love
  • God’s Part and Ours
  • The Highest Efficiency of the Loving Gift
  • A Condition of Prosperity
  • Every Offering With Its Motive Chronicled
• Chapter 6—Guiding Principles in Administration
  • The Evils of Formality
  • Need of Consecration in Sabbath School Workers
  • Training for Sabbath School Work
  • Dependence on God
  • Persevering Fidelity Needed
  • Successful Cooperation
  • The Holy Spirit Essential to Success
  • Crippled for True Leadership
  • Mechanical, but Spiritless
  • The Choosing of Officers
  • Counsel to Superintendents
  • A Child’s Observation
  • Punctuality
  • Begin at the Appointed Hour
  • Treatment of Erring Pupils
  • How to Gain Respect
  • Remembering Our Own Childhood Experience
  • The Power of Silence
  • Discipline and Order Essential
  • Maintain Self-control
  • Reprimand, Accusation, Fretting, Useless
  • Competitions and Prizes
  • The Sabbath School and the Church Service
  • Small Company Sabbath Schools
  • The Camp Meeting Sabbath School
  • Local Institutes Suggested
  • Sabbath School Conventions