biblical worldview

Resources for teaching worldview
  • Katherine Schultz

Resources to Help Grow Your Worldview
Resources to Help Grow Your Worldview 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Resources to Help Grow Your Worldview May 9, 2023Katherine Schultz Many leaders in Christian organizations wonder if their students have a mature biblical worldview in their beliefs, behaviors and attitudes. But when they start to think more about it, they wonder if they themselves have a mature biblical worldview, and then they start to look…

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I’m in a Dry Spot Spiritually – How Can I Teach My Students Worldview?
I’m in a Dry Spot Spiritually – How Can I Teach My Students Worldview? 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

I’m in a Dry Spot Spiritually – How Can I Teach My Students Worldview? May 2, 2023https://3dworldviewsurvey.com/wp-admin/edit.phpKatherine Schultz We all experience dry spots spiritually throughout our faith walk. And when we do, it feels especially difficult to reach our students, to keep on with our teaching, to press them to grow in their worldview. Here…

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Really, only 9% have a Biblical Worldview?
Really, only 9% have a Biblical Worldview? 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Really, only 9% have a Biblical Worldview? April 4, 2023Katherine Schultz I read a while back that only 9 percent of adults have a biblical worldview, and I thought that was distressing. I figured I should investigate a little. Here’s what I found. Where are we now? The United States has the largest Christian population…

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Compass with small heart on the arm pointing north beside a Holy Bible, symbolizing heart orientation and biblical worldview direction
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Heart Orientation in a 3-D Worldview: Insights and Implications
Heart Orientation in a 3-D Worldview: Insights and Implications 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Heart orientation goes beyond beliefs and behaviors; it reveals the attitudes and affections that shape a student’s deepest commitments. Tools like the 3-D Worldview Survey help Christian educators assess worship, embodiment, symbol, and ritual—making discipleship more targeted and effective.

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3DWS Client Story
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Client Story: Rob L and the 3-D Worldview Survey
Client Story: Rob L and the 3-D Worldview Survey 2240 1260 Katherine Schultz

through the class, Rob has his students complete the 3-D Worldview Survey. They then use the results to reflect on how their own worldview has been influenced by other worldviews, and identify how they might want to rethink their beliefs, behaviors, and attitudes.

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What Is a Biblical Worldview Anyway?
What Is a Biblical Worldview Anyway? 1280 720 Katherine Schultz

February 21, 2023 Katherine Schultz How do I know if someone–maybe me–has a biblical worldview? What would I see, hear, suspect, wonder? What wouldn’t I see? Can I even know?  A 3-D Worldview I thought it would be a good idea to give a few of the many areas that are part of a person’s…

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How Can We Know Which Worldview Is True? A Guide for Christian Educators
How Can We Know Which Worldview Is True? A Guide for Christian Educators 1920 1080 Katherine Schultz

Every day, Christian educators face cultural messages that challenge the uniqueness of biblical truth. This guide helps leaders confidently assess and teach biblical worldview amid today’s diverse worldviews. Using practical tools like the 3-Dimensional Worldview Survey, Christian educators can equip students to think deeply and live their faith faithfully.

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What Is a Biblical Worldview in Christian Education?
What Is a Biblical Worldview in Christian Education? 1920 1280 Katherine Schultz

What exactly is a biblical worldview in Christian education? Worldview is one of the clearest lenses for understanding spiritual formation because it reaches beyond what students know. A biblical worldview includes beliefs, behaviors, and heart orientation—what students believe is true, how they live, and what they love, trust, and pursue. Understanding all three can help Christian school leaders recognize formation and discipleship blind spots that knowledge alone may miss.

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