Professor Gary Ingersoll has a passion for God’s Word that is vividly expressed in his Bible Survey classes. He has obviously studied the subject in depth and really knows his facts. Not only does he love what he teaches, but he has a passion for his students as well. His desire to build friendships with individuals is displayed by his interaction with them in and outside the classroom. For example, he chooses to eat lunch with students, which opens the door for many significant conversations unrelated to class.
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