Shaping our worldview
A pattern of ideas, beliefs, convictions, and habits that help us make sense of God, the world, and our relationship to God and the world.
Dr. Jeff Myers
Worldview
Why it matters
- Our worldview is the lens through which we see the world.
- Our worldview is an invisible, but very real, filter that helps us understand why things are the way they are.
- Understanding our own worldview helps us identify assumptions we make in life.
- Understanding the worldview of the people around helps us better understand their intentions and motivations.
Features
Biblical Worldview
Builds a framework for living biblically in every area of life.
Apologetics
How to defend the Christian faith using rational and logical arguments.
Real-Life Application
Applies what kids are learning in God's word to understanding today's world.
Socratic Questioning
The use of questions to help connect a student’s mind and faith.
K-8 Curriculum 2021-2022
K-5
Building on the Rock
Lays the groundwork of worldview education.
- Helps young ones understand relationships with the Creator, each other, ourselves, and creation.
6th-8th
Walking in Truth
Trains students to defend their faith and respond to counterfeit worldviews.
- The Christian Worldview—6th grade—Covers answers to the “big questions”about God, the universe, human beings, truth, and morality.
- Competing Worldviews—7th grade—Compares and contrasts the key tenets of Christianity to Islam, naturalism, and new spirituality.
- Christianity in Action—8th grade—Helps students understand how they can live out their Christian worldview in a post-Christian culture.
9th-12th
Understanding the Times
Prepares young believers to defend a Christian worldview against other belief systems.
- Understanding the Faith shows students how to defend and promote the biblical worldview.
- Understanding the Times teaches students how to identify and counter opposing worldviews.
- Understanding the Culture outlines the key social issues of our time and how to positively shape culture.