Others: Find Your Road, Find Your People — A Teacher's Guide

A thirteen-week study in Luke 10:27–35, built for any class from teenagers to senior adults.

This guide walks your class down the Jericho road, session by session. Your students will meet the priest, the Levite, the Samaritan, and the wounded man. They will ask hard questions. They will find their own road.

Each session includes:

• A Teacher Preparation section with prayer points and pastoral cautions

• A clear Session Objective stated in one sentence

• A King James Version Memory Verse with an introduction for your class

• A Connection Question that opens every session before the teaching begins

• A full Teaching Outline built around Engagement Moments — planned pauses that turn listeners into participants

• Discussion Questions that press toward honest application, not simple review

• Personal Application prompts for the Participant Workbook

You do not need to have read the companion book to teach this curriculum well. Everything you need is in this guide.

Session Eight stands apart. Your class will hear the wounded man's own account of the Jericho road, read aloud in three excerpts, each followed by a theological pause. It is the most personal session in the study, and it prepares your class for the sessions on mission, promise, and compassion that follow.

The final session sends every participant out with three specific answers: their road, their person, and their action for that week.

Written by John O'Malley, President of World Wide New Testament Baptist Missions, author of Others: Find Your Road, Find Your People.

Available as a PDF download. A companion Participant Workbook is available separately.

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