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How do your answers to “the big questions of life” discussed in this lesson influence you in your role as an educator?
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“The big questions of life ” discussed in this lesson, first causes me to introspect within to make sure that my belief system is rooted and grounded in the Word of God, which reveals the Truth about man, the world, and they that dwell therein. With knowing these truths, I am able to teach my students a Godly perspective, in hope of building Godly identity through belief. Because His perspective, idea, will, etc., will be resonating from within, my role as an educator solely will be influenced and guided by His principles making it easy to self-disclose, implement, and apply His precepts from a Christian philosophical approach.
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When my students ask questions about life, I can use the scriptures to answer the big questions of life, like “who am I” Why am I here” all the answers are found in the Bible.
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When we answer the Big Questions from the Bible, we begin to have a very different purpose for what we are doing and why we are doing it. We begin to see ourselves as having a mission of eternal significance in our education. We are preparing ourselves and our students for eternity.
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My answers to the “big questions of life” have the ability to shape individuals. If my answers are grounded in biblical truth I can help shape a generation that sees the God who created the universe and is able to respond to that knowledge.
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These big questions can shape the discussions that we have in the course with our students. When we believe ourselves to have great value, we can impart that on our students.