I remember waiting in line for hours with my cousins to see a certain movie in summer of 1977. I wasn’t much of a movie goer, or a science fiction fan, but it was the thing to do, and I ended up in line to see it twice in a short space of time. That movie has has a deep impact on culture in the United States and around the world, particularly with its view of “the force” influencing everything. But that raises a question: Is God an impersonal force?
read moreIf you are a classroom teacher and you want your students to develop a biblical worldview, it can be a struggle to know what to do to accomplish that. You might start with some tool like the 3-D Worldview Survey to get an idea of where they are, and to awaken their own understanding of their beliefs, behaviors, and attitudes. But then what? What activities can you have them do that will help them move from where they are to a more mature biblical worldview?
read more1-2-3-D Snapshot: What is the Source for Morality: A Biblical Worldview Perspective July 4, 2023 Katherine Schultz 1 Topic: Source of Morality What is the source of morality? Is it nature? Or society? Or individuals? Or is there a transcendent source of moral authority? 2 Scriptures Isaiah 51:4 “Pay attention to Me, O My people,…
read moreWe Don’t Even Know If Our Students Have a Biblical Worldview June 27, 2023Katherine Schultz What makes you wonder? It’s not an unusual experience. Many leaders in Christian organizations don’t know if their students have a biblical worldview. They wonder if their students’ beliefs, behaviors, and attitudes are aligned with the Bible. And they wonder…
read moreIs the Devil a Symbol or Reality? A Brief Biography June 20, 2023Katherine Schultz In a recent conversation with a friend, she was surprised to realize that demons are real. Her own church background hadn’t addressed the question. It got me thinking about one of the questions on the 3-D Worldview Survey, which asks whether…
read morePause a moment and consider the worldview habits shaping your school today. While curriculum often focuses on students’ beliefs and behaviors, the critical dimension of heart orientation—though less visible—greatly impacts lasting discipleship. Christian school leaders need to evaluate all three dimensions: what students believe, how they act, and what drives their deepest attitudes.
read moreChristian school leaders often encounter a challenging student question: Is the Bible true because we believe it, or do we believe in the Bible because it is true? This common confusion is a pivotal issue surfaced by the 3-Dimensional Worldview Survey (3DWS). Leaders must be equipped to address this flawed thinking in their students to nurture biblically sound worldviews.
read moreCan We Work Together to Create a Perfect Society? May 30, 2023Katherine Schultz Shouldn’t it be possible after all of human history and experience that we could eventually result in a perfect society if we work together? Of course, there are obstacles, like wars, injustice, and cultural variations, and imperfect knowledge. But shouldn’t we be…
read moreAre You Worried Your Students Will Walk Away from Their Faith? May 23, 2023Katherine Schultz If I’m honest… If I’m honest, so am I. I could despair over those who have. I could put my head in the sand and just let them go. The Truth is… But the truth is, my hope for them…
read moreWorship engagement reveals the heart orientation of believers—what we truly love and prioritize. Meaningful worship participation connects us deeply with God and community, shaping our biblical worldview. Christian leaders can foster this engagement to nurture faith and spiritual growth.
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