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Truth and Discipleship: Building a Biblical Worldview in Students (Param 04, means of knowing truth)

Truth and Discipleship: Building a Biblical Worldview in Students (Param 04, means of knowing truth) 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Building a biblical worldview in students requires more than just knowledge; it involves understanding how we know truth. In this post, we explore the importance of truth in discipleship, the foundational role it plays in shaping students’ beliefs, and how to assess and nurture a biblical worldview.

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Understanding the Origins of Life and the Universe: A Biblical Perspective on Worldview (Parameter 3 of 15)

Understanding the Origins of Life and the Universe: A Biblical Perspective on Worldview (Parameter 3 of 15) 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Explore a biblical perspective on the origins of life and the universe, and how worldview shapes our understanding of creation and purpose.

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Grasping God’s Nature: Assessing Students’ Biblical Worldview Maturity (Parameter 02 – Nature of God)

Grasping God’s Nature: Assessing Students’ Biblical Worldview Maturity (Parameter 02 – Nature of God) 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

“Grasping God’s nature is a foundational aspect of assessing students’ biblical worldview maturity. By understanding how students perceive God’s character, we can better guide them in developing a deeper spiritual maturity that aligns with biblical teachings. This process is essential for fostering a stronger, more authentic Christian worldview that shapes not only their beliefs but also their behaviors and attitudes.

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Ultimate Reality and Its Role in Shaping Student Worldview (Worldview Parameters, Part 1)

Ultimate Reality and Its Role in Shaping Student Worldview (Worldview Parameters, Part 1) 1472 832 Katherine Schultz

“Ultimate reality plays a crucial role in shaping student worldviews. As Christian educators, understanding and addressing the foundational beliefs of our students can help guide them toward a deeper, biblically-informed perspective. By exploring the nature of ultimate reality and how it influences our beliefs and actions, we equip students to navigate a world filled with competing worldviews.”

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Understanding a 3-Dimensional Worldview

Understanding a 3-Dimensional Worldview 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Explore the depth of understanding student worldviews with our 3-dimensional approach. Learn how assessing beliefs, behaviors, and attitudes can transform your educational strategies and support student growth. Discover practical insights and actionable strategies to enhance your approach to student assessment.

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Stewardship 101: Recognizing God’s Ownership

Stewardship 101: Recognizing God’s Ownership 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Understanding stewardship requires us to grasp a fundamental truth: God owns it all. This principle, deeply rooted in Scripture, serves as the cornerstone of our approach to life. As we explore the concept of stewardship through the lens of biblical wisdom and practical application, we are invited to recognize the profound implications of God’s ownership in every aspect of our existence. #biblicalstewardship #3dworldview #assessingworldview

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Exploring the Impact of Student Worldview in Decision Making

Exploring the Impact of Student Worldview in Decision Making 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

“Dive into the profound significance of student worldview in decision making. Explore how propositional beliefs, everyday behaviors, and heart-orientation attitudes intersect to shape choices. Gain insights from biblical wisdom and learn practical implications for empowering students to make informed decisions aligned with their faith.”

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Holy Spirit: Symbol or Living Being?

Holy Spirit: Symbol or Living Being? 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Holy Spirit: Symbol or Living Being? October 17, 2023Katherine Schultz Is the Holy Spirit a symbol of God’s presence or a living Being? This post contains a biblical perspective on a brief topic taken from the 3-Dimensional Worldview Survey. It identifies 1 topic, 2 relevant scriptures, and a 3-D Worldview perspective in brief format. What…

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Do I Ultimately Decide What’s Right or Wrong for Me?

Do I Ultimately Decide What’s Right or Wrong for Me? 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Do I decide what’s right or wrong for me? Do you? Or do I decide for you? How does anyone decide what’s right or wrong?

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Snapshot: A Biblical Worldview Perspective on God as Impersonal Force

Snapshot: A Biblical Worldview Perspective on God as Impersonal Force 1280 720 Katherine Schultz

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? 

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