Christian Worldview

A primary goal of a Christian school is to not only provide Biblical knowledge, but to also fit students with a Scriptural lens into perceiving reality… and ways to live out that reality. A Christian worldview deals with big questions like “where do we come from?… Who are we? … Why are we here?… Where are we headed?”

There is no better way of developing a clear Christian worldview than to use the “curriculum” of the Ten Commandments, the Apostle’s Creed, and the Lord’s Prayer.

In the Commandments, we learn of God’s holy will about love of the Lord and love for one another. We see how this Law becomes a blessing to us, how we fall short of this holiness… and realize the curse that comes along with our disobedience.

In the Creed, we learn of a Creator who took the initiative to speak us into existence, provide a world where we could survive and thrive, and instill His own image within us so that we might live in perfect fellowship with Him.

…We learn of a Redeemer, who left His throne in heaven, took on flesh, and became our servant so that we might be become righteous before God. Through Christ, God reveals and provides His wonderful kingdom of grace.

…We learn of the Spirit that enlightens us with truth and grace. The One who, through the blessed gifts centered in the Word, creates faith and life in a believer’s heart… and who, through that same Word, gives us a lamp for our feet and a light to our path – for this life and the next.

In the Lord’s Prayer, we discover a God who is our dear Father. We call upon Him as His own children and see His hand in providing, protecting, and guiding us each and every day.

These doctrines of faith become the lenses of life. They give us meaning and understanding. They become our framework for decision making and reflection. They also serve as a platform for us to articulate God’s Truth to a world that is lost in deceptive and self-serving theories and philosophies.