Presentation
Visual material to support your teaching and give the class a shared starting point.
For teachers and ministry leaders
Teaching Library
Find a starting point for your next class. Explore collections designed to bring historical context, clear teaching, and thoughtful discussion into the room.
Reformation History
A planned six-part collection on the people, convictions, and conflicts of the Reformation. Follow the series in order or explore a topic that fits your class.
Teaching materials are being prepared. Explore the collection outline below.
Explore Reformation History →From preparation to teaching
Teacher guide
Planned guidance on objectives, historical context, lesson sequence, and discussion.
Student handout
Planned notes and prompts to help students follow the lesson and reflect afterward.
Available formats will be listed with each lesson as materials are published.
Prepare with the Interpreter
Bring a biblical passage or teaching question to the Interpreter for help developing an outline, discussion questions, and application. Check its sources and conclusions before teaching.
Explore the Interpreter →Library subject areas
These are the planned areas of study. They describe the direction of the library, not a list of published courses.
Church History
Understand people, movements, controversies, and convictions across Christian history.
Understanding Scripture
Read the Bible in literary, historical, and redemptive context.
Planned subject area
Biblical Theology and the Covenants
Trace the promises and covenants of Scripture to their fulfillment in Christ.
Planned subject area
Christ and His Church
Explore the identity, order, and shared life of Christ’s people.
Planned subject area
Doctrine and Christian Belief
Study foundational doctrines through Scripture.
Planned subject area
The Faithful Teacher
Learn to prepare and communicate lessons clearly.
Planned subject area