In my last post we looked at Focus Questions. I ended the post asking how we could make them easier for our students to answer and since we want our students to grow in wisdom, and not be puppets, we can’t just take the easy way out and tell them the answers. So, how do … [Read more…]
Now, back to the question from two posts ago. How can we as teachers help our students develop their worldview in such a way that we aren’t creating brainwashed puppets? What’s the key to disciple them towards wisdom? How do we cut the puppet’s strings? Ok, so we have a defined goal… the salvation of … [Read more…]
One of my readers asked a great question that cuts right to the heart. “Is “biblical integration” really something we MUST do?” I want to discuss this with you in far more depth than my initial response to her. I think it’s going to take more than one post though so I’ll do this as … [Read more…]
Three “This story very very old, more than three thousand years,” LiuPing began. “There was a great inventor, very famous. He invented many great and useful things, things that helped all people. All the people loved him and he grew very wealthy and wise. His name was FuXia but, no one called him by his … [Read more…]
Two John wasn’t sure what he had expected to find when they reached the cafe at the top of the stairs but the reality of it left him dumbfounded. What he noticed first as he came through the door was the incredible warmth of the place. It wasn’t just the temperature which was nearly perfect. … [Read more…]
