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What are some ways you can help pass on a biblical worldview to your students?
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To regularly ask: What does the Bible say about that/this? and to give students the time in course to discuss it, whatever it is. To create an atmosphere in the classroom that welcomes questions about faith and the Bible and to make sure students feel heard and understood as we discuss-but to always direct students back to God’s Word when concluding these conversations/discussions.
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First, I must ensure that I have a biblical worldview.
Next, we must present things through the lens of Scripture.
It is helpful to stop saying what I think or I feel and to start asking what does the Bible say about this matter?
Finally, we must be sure that we are not compartmentalizing the Bible in our own lives and help our students understand the danger of doing so.
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I would encourage students that In the beginning of each course, let the students memorize and meditate on the words of God within 5 minutes.
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One way is to show them we care, by demonstrating Christ’s love for them and encouraging their gifts and strengths from God. If we stand up for the word of God, but teach or laugh at something contrary to scripture, we can accidentally cause cognitive dissonance in the hearts of our students.
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I am fortunate to be the Spiritual Life Director at the school I work at. Part of my job is to have an open door for students to come and ask questions that they do not want to ask in front of the course. This has opened up several deep conversations about salvation, identity, and how to handle family issues all through a biblical worldview.