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How does your biblical worldview currently influence your role as a Christian educator?
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Deleted User06/16/2021 at 13:39I strive to incorporate what I believe about Christ, Scripture and history in how I present myself to my students (my personal witness).
I taught art in a public school for 14 years and was unable to talk about God openly. My Biblical worldview was the same then as it is now. In the Christian school that I am presently in, I not only students to see my testimony, I want my lessons to reflect Christ. -
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Deleted User06/16/2021 at 13:21My biblical worldview influences every part of my life. God is and was and always will be. He is the creator and savior of this world. He is my Father. I don’t have a Sunday Suzanne and a Monday-Saturday Suzanne. I am a child of God. My main goal in life is to praise and worship God and be a shining example of Christ’s love. I strive to live the “Christ-life” not the “I-life”. With that said, as an educator I attempt to have God at the center of everything in my classroom. I love God and show that His love to my students. I know that I have a part in passing the torch, and want to demonstrate and teach my students about God. Children look at what you do not what you say. I profess Christianity, and I do my best to walk moment by moment with Christ.
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Deleted User06/15/2021 at 15:34My biblical world view influences every aspect of my life. My role as a citizen of my country, member of my church, member of my family, and my role as a Christian educator. Christ is living today, praying for me today, and promises that He will be coming again one day. My job is to be faithful, ready, and serving Him with my life, not because I have to keep commandments or perform tasks to be saved, but because I am compelled to serve my God.
The classroom is my daily mission field. As Jesus as my example, I have kingdom work to do through the filter of the Gospel. My job is to share the Good News and make disciples. Now at 7 and 8 years old, I am planting the seeds of truth, knowing that God is working through me and allowing me to be a part of His ministry with the children He brings through my door each day.