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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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My answer to the big questions of life will influence how I teach the answers to those questions. As I speak about the big questions of life, I am educating my students about the truths that the Bible teaches us about the answer to those questions. My role as an educator is to equip my students with truths that will help them as the interact with this world.
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It influences me to be a better person and a better teacher because students are relying on me to give them the correct answers to their questions. It influences me to seek God more in prayer, that the Holy Spirit will lead me, teach me, and guide me, into all truth so that I can in turn teach children to become Christ centered human beings, loving God, and growing in the knowledge of Him.
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My purpose is to teach students about God and make them into disciples for Christ. I am created by God, for God. I must teach this to students as well so they can know who they are. God’s will for me is to teach his Word and lead my students to the knowledge of God so they will accept Christ as their savior.
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My answers to the “big questions of life” cause me to believe that I have a purpose, I have a reason to be where I am. It is not an accident or a ‘happenstance’. So, I embrace that belief and do my best to serve where I am.
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I am a child of God, and I know that I have been called to teach young children about God and hopefully lead them to Christ. My mission is to serve them in all ways possible.