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How does your biblical worldview currently influence your role as a Christian educator?
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My biblical worldview influences every single aspect of my life. I have found myself using every curriculum opportunity I can find to teach life lessons, which of course all point back to God. As an English teacher, I love having a variety of literature at my disposal. Literature brings up what the world likes to refer to the “gray areas” of life. I like to explore these supposed moral quandaries with my students to see where they are at with these difficult topics. I then point them back to Scripture. This is helpful because we need to see how the world influences our morality. That is the only way we can understand the necessity of Scripture in our daily lives.
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If you don’t know the Bible and its principles, how can you share it with your students? We must have it in our hearts so that our words sew a seed into the heart of each one of our students.
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My biblical worldview is what keeps me focused on the whole student. It gives me perspective that the student is not just in course to learn some information or new mathematic fact but to develop into whole person.
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It influences me to learn more about the scripture and keep learning. It also influences me to share the scripture with the students so they can have a better worldview.
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As a Christian educator, I use the teachings from the bible to frame all that we talk about. Further, I practice biblical teachings in my everyday life, as a person – that shines through as an educator in a classroom.
