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Maintain Momentum with Our Worksheets After the Fall Kickoff

  • steveguidry
  • Aug 17
  • 2 min read

Introduction

The excitement of a new church year is powerful - classes launch with energy, teachers feel prepared, and leaders are hopeful. But once the kickoff season fades, momentum can stall. Attendance dips, lessons feel routine, and discussion slows down. The good news? You don't have to let that happen. With some simple strategies-and the right tools-you can keep adult Bible study strong well past the fall kickoff. If you've never tried our Bible discussion worksheets, now is the perfect time to see how they can help you maintain Momentum Using Our worksheets in your class or church.


1. Recognize the Momentum Drop-Off

  • It's normal for enthusiasm to cool after the first few weeks.

  • Teachers and leaders can plan for this dip instead of being caught off guard.

  • Being proactive helps sustain growth rather than slipping into decline.


2. Reinvest in Teacher Support

  • A quick check-in with teachers (in-person or by email) goes a long way.

  • Encourage teachers to share what's working in their classrooms.

  • Share fresh tools-like our sample worksheets - to help them keep lessons interactive and avoid burnout.


3. Keep Discussion Central

The best way to maintain energy is through lively class discussion. Instead of focusing only on lecture, ask teachers: "What question got your group talking last week?" If you haven't yet, try out the free worksheets-they're built around Scripture-centered discussion and use the scriptures you're already teaching: Our Explorations Worksheets use the scriptures from Lifeway's Explore the Bible lessons. Our Life Lessons worksheets use the same scriptures as Lifeway's Bible Studies for Life lessons.


4. Celebrate Wins Along the Way

Find occasions to:

  • Highlight testimonies where a class had a breakthrough moment.

  • Recognize teachers who are faithfully creating space for dialogue and application.

  • Celebrate any progress. Momentum grows when people see progress celebrated.


5. Equip for the Long Haul

Building discussion habits takes time. Tools like our worksheets give teachers consistent support every week. If you haven't downloaded a trial yet, take advantage of the free sample to see how much easier it is to keep people engaged across the entire season. If this sample is out of date, click here.


Conclusion

Momentum isn't just about a good start-it's about steady growth. By planning ahead, supporting teachers, and using tools that spark discussion, you can keep classes thriving well after the fall kickoff. Don't just hope for momentum-equip your teachers to create it. Download your free trial today and see the difference.


Use this Worksheet in your Explore the Bible Class this week.
Use this Worksheet in your Explore the Bible Class this week.

Use this Worksheet in Your Bible Studies for Life Class this week.
Use this Worksheet in Your Bible Studies for Life Class this week.

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