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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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I have a colleague that will bite off a section of scripture that is relevant to her unit and work through that scripture as they work through the unit. That allows them to gain a deeper understanding of a few chapters. They keep coming back to it which gives them a lot of time to ask great questions about the scripture.
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I read a few secular chapter books with my students and it is a great way to infuse Biblical principles into my curriculum. We discuss the characters and how we can compare them to Biblical characters, and we also discuss whether or not we can see the fruits of the Spirit evident in their lives.
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Much like my last DB question. I ask students the hard questions. I make them read their Bible and apply the concepts to worldly issues. I challenge them in this way.
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Select scripture from the Bible that correlates with the lesson plan. Study the Bible in course with students and relate it to their Christian lives.
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The Lordship of Christ over all our life and thoughts; the responsibility to love God with our whole being and to love our neighbor as ourselves; the responsibility to pursue righteousness and practice justice and mercy to everyone; and participation in the worship and activities of the church.
