(Biblical Worldview)

Children today are inundated with LGBTQ+ indoctrination via social media, entertainment, and personal friendships. Now there are movements, even within the church, that have accepted varying degrees of LGBTQ+ affirmation. Christian parents can take steps to address this issue biblically. In this session, we will explore how biblical worldview strategies can shape our children’s thinking about these concepts.

(Biblical Worldview)

No matter what we teach, we all run across an argument, view, or philosophy that rejects or diminishes the Christian faith. But when defending the faith to our children, there are pitfalls that can actually injure their faith instead of helping it. In this talk, we will develop practical guidelines for defending our faith that allow our children to exercise higher levels of thinking processes.

(Biblical Worldview)

As we face a world that has developed sophisticated arguments against Christianity and the absence of the true God, we, too, must increase our competency in defending our faith at home. In this talk, we discuss a tool for defending the faith called “B.I.G. Apologetics” — a simple but effective model that allows intelligent engagement with difficult arguments, views, or philosophies that are set up against the knowledge of God.

(Homeschool How-to)

Let’s face it, the biblical worldview has been ethereal for too long. If the biblical worldview is to have any legitimacy, it must be practical. In this talk, we will learn how to develop the lost art of reading, writing, and arithmetic in our teaching. We will establish that every subject taught in the home involves these three skills. We will then see how worldview is at the heart of 1) organizational thinking in reading, 2) critical thinking in writing, and 3) conductive thinking in arithmetic.