Category Archives: Pedagogy

Dramatic Recitation of Jonah in Hebrew

Posted on June 20, 2013 by Peter Green

A fellow Wheaton OT student sent me a link to a dramatic recitation of the book of Jonah in Hebrew by Elizabeth Graves, lecturer in Hebrew at Westminster Theological Seminary (Philadelphia). You can find it here. This is a fantastic … Continue reading →

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Review “Effective Bible Teaching,” James C. Wilhoit & Leland Ryken

Posted on June 4, 2013 by Stephanie Lowery

  This book was highly recommended by the renowned teacher Howard G. Hendricks. I thought about stopping there, but of course I won’t. Originally published in 1988, a second edition of Wilhoit and Ryken’s Effective Bible Teaching makes minor changes … Continue reading →

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Still Changing Lives: A Tribute to a Wheaton Graduate, Dr. Howard Hendricks

Posted on February 25, 2013 by Susan Rieske

It was one of those books that had you at “hello.” The first line of the preface read, “With the kind of start I had in life, I’m sure I could have soon died and gone to hell and nobody … Continue reading →

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