3D Worldview Survey

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A tablet with colorful digital sound waves laid atop a table with a collection of other entertainment items like popcorn and a move clapper.
  • Katherine Schultz

How Entertainment Shapes Student Worldview—And What Schools Can Do
How Entertainment Shapes Student Worldview—And What Schools Can Do 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Entertainment is one of the most powerful forces shaping students’ imaginations, values, and desires. The question is: Who’s holding the reins? Christian educators must equip students to think critically and biblically about their media consumption, helping them develop a biblical worldview amidst secular influences.

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A magnifying glass looking at the verse Proverbs 4:23 over an image of an open bible, exaggerating the center part of the verse, which reads "Above all else, guards your heart, for everything you do flows from it."
  • Katherine Schultz

Strengthening Students’ Biblical Worldview: A Practical Guide for Educators 
Strengthening Students’ Biblical Worldview: A Practical Guide for Educators  1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Many Christian students can recite Bible verses but struggle to apply them to everyday life. The 3-Dimensional Worldview Survey helps educators assess not just knowledge, but beliefs, behaviors, and heart orientation, guiding students toward a stronger, integrated biblical worldview.

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  • Katherine Schultz

Why Law Isn’t the Final Word on Morality
Why Law Isn’t the Final Word on Morality 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Discover why morality isn’t defined by law. History, reason, and Scripture show that God’s unchanging truth, not the law of the land, sets the standard for right and wrong.

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3 vertical panels: left is a man in full white robes kneeling; center is a man bowed with head resting on a Bible; right is a man in full orange robes standing with head resting on folded hands
  • Katherine Schultz

Rituals: The Unseen Framework of Worldview
Rituals: The Unseen Framework of Worldview 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Our daily rituals shape what we truly believe—often more than what we say or think. Understanding these unseen habits is key to assessing a biblical worldview.

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A chalkboard with a collection of symbols on it, including wifi bars, thought bubble, phone, email icon, and more.
  • Katherine Schultz

How Symbols Reflect Students’ Biblical Worldview
How Symbols Reflect Students’ Biblical Worldview 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Symbols reveal much about students’ heart orientation and spiritual maturity. Understanding the symbols they embrace helps leaders assess their biblical worldview and guide their spiritual growth.

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  • Katherine Schultz

Embodiment and Worldview: More Than Just Beliefs
Embodiment and Worldview: More Than Just Beliefs 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

A biblical worldview isn’t just about beliefs—it’s about how students live those beliefs in tangible ways. By grounding their understanding in Scripture, students can resist cultural narratives that distort the purpose and value of the body.

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  • Katherine Schultz

How Worship Influences the Heart-Orientation Dimension of Worldview
How Worship Influences the Heart-Orientation Dimension of Worldview 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Worship plays a pivotal role in shaping the heart-orientation dimension of worldview. This spiritual practice influences how students understand and respond to life’s challenges, providing a foundation for developing a biblical worldview.

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Split screen image of the Roman colosseum. Left side is black and white, right side is color. Text overly "the Battle for history"
  • Katherine Schultz

The Battle for History: Why Christian Students Need a Biblical Framework
The Battle for History: Why Christian Students Need a Biblical Framework 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

History isn’t just a record of past events—it’s a battleground of ideas that shape students’ worldview and faith. Without a biblical framework, students risk seeing history as either meaningless or something to control through human effort.

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  • Katherine Schultz

Assessing Biblical Worldview Maturity with the 3-D Worldview Survey
Assessing Biblical Worldview Maturity with the 3-D Worldview Survey 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Discover how integrating biblical worldview assessment into your educational approach can transform student outcomes. With our 3-D Worldview Survey, you can gain a deeper understanding of students’ beliefs, behaviors, and attitudes, empowering educators to nurture a Christ-centered perspective that shapes academic and spiritual growth.

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The renaissance painting "The Incredulity of St Thomas" by Caravaggio. Thomas puts his finger into the wound in the risen Christ's side as 2 others look on.
  • Katherine Schultz

Why the Bodily Resurrection of Jesus Matters for Christian Formation
Why the Bodily Resurrection of Jesus Matters for Christian Formation 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

The bodily resurrection of Jesus is not just a doctrine to affirm—it is the structural center of Christian formation. This post examines how belief, behavior, and heart orientation are shaped when the resurrection is treated as historical reality rather than assumption, and what begins to drift when it is not.

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