Every single day, someone you know is thinking about committing suicide. It isn’t just one or two—ten million Americans will consider killing themselves in the upcoming year. Dr. Matthew Sleeth believes Christians—and our churches—should be the first to offer hope. 

Learn from Os Guinness, John Lennox, Jeff Myers, Christopher Yuan, John Stonestreet, and many more about how to engage society in this cultural moment.

This course will provide guidance for teaching worldviews, culture, and cultural engagement. 

In this new and revised Philosophy of Christian Education series (2023), multimedia segments present a foundation of teaching from an intentionally Christian perspective. Course 1 Foundations, the first of three courses in this series, explores key philosophical beliefs from a scriptural perspective and examines their impact on Christian education. 

No matter what your role in education is - teacher, administrator, or support staff - much is usually expected of you. You can often feel pulled in multiple directions and as a result you can often feel discouraged, burned out, and ineffective. What should be your priority as an educator? How do you decide where to focus your energy and time? Are you really supposed to attend to all the needs of all the students? How should Christian education be different from secular education?

As an educator, you have probably been exposed to multiple instructional tools, methods, and theories that inform and assist your role in education. New ideas and new technologies have become a constant part of education often claiming superiority over past practices. As Christian educators, however, we follow an unchanging standard based on God and the gospel of Jesus Christ that is the central theme of His Word. How does this story of transforming grace inform your methodology, theory, and practice?

"Your Christian School: A Culture of Grace?" will allow you to examine your priorities in your role of education. It will help and compel you to create a school or classroom that is aligned with the work God is doing in the lives of students.

Presented at NEXUS Live 2012 in her comedic and witty style, Ms. Breaux provides practical advice for teachers on impacting student achievement. Through a five part plan, she suggests strategies for classroom management, teaching enthusiastically, and relating lessons to real life. Perhaps more poignantly, she also reminds teachers that they are role models and their actions speak louder than their words and that that each child should be treated with dignity and respect.

Christian educators are uniquely positioned to educate students in a way the world cannot. As students enter the classrooms of Christian schools where the name of the Lord is spoken and the light of the Lord is seen through their teachers, they will find blessing and an enriched education. Christian educators will find blessing and encouragement in Dr. Vernard Gant's message from Leadership Academy 2013 as he encourages Christian schools to educate students who are not duplicates of public school graduates, but students educated with excellence in the Lord.

As teachers and administrators, we do all we can to help kids develop a faith that lasts. Yet approximately 40-50% of graduating seniors pick-up their diplomas and ditch their faith. Join Dr. Kara Powell for this webinar and learn new research-based, practical tips from the Fuller Youth Institute that you can apply immediately in your classroom and school to help kids of all ages have lasting faith.