Category Archives: Philosophy of Education

A Christian educator must fully embrace a Biblical philosophy of the world, or in other words, hold to a Biblical worldview. What a teacher believes about reality, truth, and values informs their approach to education, including their methodology and pedagogy of classroom learning. To truly teach from a Christian perspective an educator must fully acknowledgeContinue reading “What does it mean to be a Christian educator?”

The cross is a double-sided magnet which sits on the linear timeline of history at some point around 33 AD. All of the history that came before and all of the history that comes after is drawn to that one moment in real time when the horizontal collided with the vertical; when the physical entwinedContinue reading “Part II: In Light of this Truth”

Christian teachers are warriors. They voluntarily enter a battle for the souls of their students every day that they enter the classroom. They are not alone in the battle, though, as the three-fold partnership of family, church, and teacher can together forge a strong frontline against the world’s best efforts to win the affections ofContinue reading “Part III: Fight the Good Fight”