Discipleship Training is a much smaller, more casual
atmosphere; and the AIM teaching team utilized the opportunity to be a bit creative.
Our teaching style was much more personal. We were blessed not only to share Biblical truths, but
also to share our lives! We all toiled with deep, difficult concepts. We shared
life's struggles and prayed together. We united ourselves together to seek God's
face. . .and He was found of us!
In the absence of classroom tools like electronics, whiteboards,
or even blackboards, we creatively used printed papers (in Ki-Swahili) and tape
directly on the wall, creating visual charts that they could recreate in their notes.
These ministry leaders really learned a lot while having fun working in teams, studying the Word, and using new methods to learn to discern the interpretation for themselves. They discovered that they are indeed able to glean deep truth from the Word of God by the Holy Spirit, even though they are usually auditory learners. It was gratifying to see them uncover Biblical treasures.
