Why do some students say all the right things yet live differently? The answer may lie beyond beliefs alone. When schools consider beliefs, behaviors, and heart orientation together, a clearer picture of worldview formation begins to emerge.
read moreWhen a Biblical Worldview Is Out of Balance… September 19, 2023Katherine Schultz If you teach a biblical worldview, you know that a worldview can get out of balance. Particularly if you use the 3-dimensional concept of worldview, addressing beliefs, behaviors, and attitudes. You may have students who have a highly uneven development in the three…
read moreChristian school leaders quietly wonder: Will our students walk away from their faith? The real issue is not fear but formation. This post explores how heart-oriented mentoring builds resilient, enduring faith in students long after they leave your school.
read moreReally, 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…
read morethrough 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.
read moreFebruary 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…
read moreI’m Learning, Too February 7, 2023Katherine Schultz I’ve been teaching in Christian schools and universities for over 3 decades. And for over a decade, I’ve have also helped many groups use the 3-D Worldview Survey to help them better understand their students’ worldview, I’m still learning. Each time a new group uses the survey, people…
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