If you've taught or supervised adult Sunday School teachers for any length of time, you know the challenge. Teachers pour hours into prep, pray over their lessons, and show up every week ready to serve. Yet sometimes, despite all that effort, the class sits quietly. A few people offer short responses, but the conversation never really opens up. Most of the problem isn't a lack of effort or spiritual commitment. It's the questions you're asking of your class. The way a teacher

If you want to see more engagement and spiritual depth in your class, try one of these seven questions: What does it mean to trust God—and what does that look like in hard times? When have you felt . . .