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Share one or two ways you embed biblical principles in your lessons. If you don’t already do so, describe how a teacher you know does it.
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When students ask questions that I know has a biblical answer, I usually ask them a question back to get them thinking and draw their own conclusion as it relates to God’s word. The other day a child asked me what came first, the chicken or the egg? It gave a great opportunity to refer back to the biblical principles of creation and ask probing questions.
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Science is one of my favorite subjects to hit on biblical principles as there are so many ways to show Gods power and design.
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I try to tie thing back to our daily devotion or the Character traits of our Bible hero.
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By reading off a bible verse then praying. Then giving and example. Even if my father and mother abandon me, God will hold me close. Psalm 27:10: Then do like fill the glass half full of milk and turn it over and the milk stays in the glass. God holds us like that,
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Science offers many opportunities to do this. We often refer to Romans 1:20 when studying the complexity of systems. We also compare worldviews’ stances on origins and sanctity of life issues.