Agape love represents the highest form of love that exists, and it is a concept central to the teachings within the bible. It refers to God’s unending and unconditional love for humanity. Agape love goes beyond feelings and emotions and is reflected in actions, selflessness, and responsibility for others.

Teaching students about agape love enables them to grasp a deeper understanding of biblical principles. One place where we can begin teaching about agape is through 1 Corinthians 13, famously known as the ‘Love Chapter’.

The Apostle Paul discusses agape love in this chapter stating, “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.”

By breaking down each aspect of this Bible passage carefully with the students, they can get a clear understanding of what agape love means. This type of teaching doesn’t need to be limited to the classroom. It can effectively be done in small groups or even one-on-one discussions.

Carrying out role-plays can also be effective in teaching students about agape love. Role-plays provide hands-on experience and give students practical examples of how to express agape love in their everyday lives.

Alongside this learning method, storytelling from Bible passages such as the story of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37) can provide explicit instances where agape love was demonstrated.

For older students, discussions around societal issues are quite insightful. Questions such as “How does one demonstrate agape love against racial discrimination or social injustice?” challenge students to apply biblical principles to modern realities.

Ultimately, teaching about God’s agape love should inspire our actions towards ourselves and others. Encourage students towards acceptance and respect for each other despite their differences just as God shows His unconditional and unending agape Love for us.

In conclusion, teaching students about agape love extends beyond knowing its definition in the bible but includes its application for their everyday life experience. They are inspired to act with compassion, kindness, humility and tolerance – all key aspects and reflections of God’s unwavering Agape Love found within the pages of the Bible.