Biblical Worldview Integration

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BIBLICAL WORLDVIEW INTEGRATION (BWI) is the intentional process of examining the worldviews that undergird all academic content, and then teaching and discussing those worldviews through the lens of Scripture. While Biblical Worldview Integration cannot guarantee spiritual renewal and formation, it is an integral element of Christian education that, through the power of the Holy Spirit, will contribute to the development of individuals’ worldviews, so they are increasingly aligned with God’s truth and perspective. This process must be grounded in LOVE & TRUTH and executed in COMMUNITY by faithful AMBASSADORS who prioritize DISCIPLESHIP in every aspect of life and learning.

Biblical Worldview Integration Resources

What is Biblical Worldview Integration?

How do you create a lesson that will help your students develop a biblical worldview? In this offering, Dr. Debbie MacCullough provides clear direction on how you can create lesson plans that will help you guide your students to develop a biblical worldview. This offering includes samples from various subjects and grade levels as well as practical demonstrations and activities that will equip you to design biblically integrated lessons.

Group Learning:

A turn-key offering for hosting in-house professional development events

Individual Learning:

An on-demand, self-paced course for teachers

Colson Center Course

Museums and history books remind us that once-great civilizations can crumble when disconnected from the truths that sustained them—and the West is no exception. In response to today’s cultural confusion, Truth Rising equips school communities to stand boldly for truth and live out their faith with clarity and courage. This timely discipleship tool is now available for free, and participants can earn 1.5 educational CEUs upon completion.

Podcast : Grafted Together

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Episodes

Grafted Together Ep 40: Parental Engagement to Spiritual Formation, with Toyin Atolagbe

What would happen if our desire for more parental involvement extended beyond the child's academics to something of greater worth? Dr. Toyin Atolagbe, Executive Director of Great Hearts Christos, shares how parental engagement shapes spiritual formation.

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Grafted Together Ep 39: An Education for All Times, with Dr. Chuck Fuller

Dr. Chuck Fuller, Associate Professor of Christian Studies at Anderson University, shares how he went from pastoral ministry to higher Christian education and identifies traits of "good" and "the right" types of education.

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Grafted Together Ep 38: Spiritual Formation is a Team Sport, with Dr. David Brinkley

How does someone in charge of spiritual formation build a team to ensure growth builds beyond themself? Are you a spiritual formation lone ranger? Dr. David Brinkley, Director of Spiritual Life at Rosslyn Academy in Kenya, has insights to help.

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Grafted Together Ep 37: The Transformative Power of Christian Education: Serving the Least of These, with Jonathon Basurto

Jonathon Basurto, Principal at Pusch Ridge Christian Academy South Campus in Tucson, AZ, witnesses how Christian education can transform underserved students.

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Leading Insights Biblical Worldview and Spiritual Formation Book

This Leading Insights monograph, Biblical Worldview and Spiritual Formation, focuses on the core mission of Christian education—discipling the hearts and minds of students, and equipping them as ambassadors of Christ and reconcilers to God’s creation. With chapters by leaders, teachers, and researchers who have worked extensively in and with Christian schools, this edition shares valuable insights for fostering a school culture that is rooted in a biblical worldview and love of God and neighbor. Practical strategies and a culminating reflection guide will benefit readers in any role—whether in leadership, spiritual life oversight, classroom teaching, curricular planning, faculty professional development, or service-learning—as well as school teams seeking to grow in faithfulness to their Christ-centered mission.