A Biblical Worldview Education is built around the idea of not just teaching subjects, but showing the interconnection among the subjects and then teaching students how to reason — how they see the world — from the Christian worldview. Everything in the curriculum is interconnected to worldviews. It’s not an add-on, but the foundation: students learn to see all subjects (history, literature, science, arts) through the lens of the Biblical worldview. The goal isn’t just academic achievement, but spiritual formation: helping students develop life assumptions rooted in faith, discernment , and character. Rather than rote memorization, a Biblical Worldview Education encourages critical thinking and helps students understand why they believe what they believe. In addition, subjects are not taught as isolated compartments. Students will investigate connections across disciplines, so students can perceive how, for example, history and literature reflect similar themes.

As homeschool moms and dads, we plan and prepare, but let us never forget to pray for our children! It is easy to fall into the daily routine of lesson planning and teaching but forgetting that ‘except the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it” (Psalm 127:1). Therefore, let us pray.

What are we implanting into the hearts, souls, and minds of our children? What are we giving them to think about? God has given us wisdom in answer to these questions: "Whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence and if anything is worthy of praise, think about these things. Remember the saying: "An ounce of prevention ..." Come and hear how David and Shirley have applied these truths to education.

You may be asking: “What are the BEST books for my children?” Books that make for wonder! Books that make one kneel in reverence and respect! Books that challenge one to pursue trust in God! Books that are filled with truth! Make time to have shared moments by reading aloud with your family. Share the heartaches and joys of characters from living books tonight and every night with your family. When your family is grown, they will remember the joy of literature!