In the final episode of Season 1, Dr. David Orges offers encouragement and perspective for Bible teachers and small-group leaders who faithfully serve week after week. This episode celebrates the vital role of lay leaders in God’s mission and reminds them that their unseen work has eternal value.

Drawing from Hebrews 6:10 and themes across the TruthintheText.blog, David highlights the beauty of perseverance, the reward of faithfulness, and the impact of ordinary teaching in God’s extraordinary plan. You’ll be reminded that showing up, preparing well, and teaching faithfully is kingdom work—worthy of joy and gratitude.

Because ministry isn’t about spotlight or size, it’s about faithfulness to the call.

And that’s where you’ll always find the Truth in the Text.

Faithful teachers never stop learning. In this episode, Dr. David Orges equips Bible teachers and small-group leaders to grow through reflection, feedback, and teachability.

You’ll learn how to evaluate your lessons with honesty and grace, measure effectiveness through spiritual impact, and invite feedback without fear. Drawing from Proverbs 9:9 and his blog post “How to Learn from Experience and Grow as a Teacher” at TruthintheText.blog, David shares practical tools for self-assessment and lifelong development as a Bible communicator.

Because great teaching doesn’t come from perfection — it comes from humility, reflection, and a heart that’s always learning.

And that’s where you’ll always find the Truth in the Text.

Great Bible teaching isn’t just about what you say, it’s about what your group discovers. In this episode, Dr. David Orges helps Bible teachers and small-group leaders learn how to ask the right questions to guide engaging, Scripture-centered discussions.

You’ll learn how to use open-ended questions that invite reflection, manage group dynamics with wisdom, and facilitate conversation without dominating it. Drawing from Jesus’ use of questions in the Gospels and his blog post “The Art of Leading Engaging Discussions” at TruthintheText.blog, David shows how to lead groups from silence to discovery, and from discovery to transformation.

Because discipleship doesn’t happen through lectures, it happens through questions that lead to truth.

And that’s where you’ll find Truth in the Text.