Christian Worldview Curriculum

Prepare Your Children With A Worldview Based on Christianity

We recommend the Christian worldview curriculum on this page for high school and up; however, it’s your option to study these courses along with your middle school students. If you are a public school graduate, you will probably learn a few things yourself.

Christian Worldview and Logic Curriculum at Lamp Post Homeschool

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Walking in Truth

I believe that the Thinking Like a Christian curriculum has been adapted to grade level courses in Walking in Truth for Grades 6 and 7. You can check it out here:

• Walking in Truth Teaching Package Grade 6
• Walking in Truth Teaching Package Grade 7

The following items are no longer available at Summit Ministries. I think the curriculum has been changed to grade level courses in Walking in Truth for Grades 6 and 7 above.

Arm yourselves! Since you decided to teach your children at home, incorporate a study of the Christian worldview (aka Biblical worldview). The authors of Thinking Like a Christian are David A. Noebel, president and co-founder of Summit Ministries (now retired), and Chuck Edwards, writer for Summit Ministries. Summit Ministries is a Colorado Springs-based training center that teaches Christians to think and act in keeping with the Biblical worldview. The series is well done with easy to use formatting. I liked the additional reading lists for each chapter. Thus, if your student likes a particular chapter, you can find some meaty reading to supplement the curriculum.

Thinking Like a Christian explores ideas that shape our culture and appropriate Biblical responses.

Are your children prepared to defend their faith in a world that, in most cases, presents ideas contrary to their biblical beliefs?

Thinking Like a Christian is a 12-week curriculum that teaches about the ideas that are shaping our culture and Biblical responses.

• The Christian worldview is explained in these 10 disciplines: theology, philosophy, biology, psychology, ethics, sociology, law, politics, economics, and history.
• There are several independent teaching tracks in Thinking Like a Christian: homeschool, group settings for youth and adults, and college level. Included are discussion ideas, skits, interactive segments and reproducible handouts.
• On the CD-Rom, these supplements are nicely organized into files. The homeschool file was thoughtfully done with homeschooling in mind!
• If you plan to use this as a course for your student, I recommend using the accompanying Thinking Like a Christian Student Journal. 

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Complete Curriculum Kits at Lamp Post Homeschool