Beyond Good Intentions: Why Christian Schools Need Evidence of Faith Formation by Michael Arnold: Guest Writer for the Faith Journey blog. Abraham Kuyper’s famous declaration — “There is not a square inch in the whole domain of our human existence over which Christ, who is Sovereign over all, does not Read more…
Teaching Christianly: Making Faith Formation Visible in the Classroom By Kent Ezell | Founder of Faith Journey In many Christian schools, faith formation is central to the mission—but often difficult to see. We hope it’s happening. We believe it matters. But when we look closely at our systems—lesson plans, observations, Read more…
Architecture vs. Activity: Why Your Planning Tool Should Do More Than Log Lessons by Michael Arnold: Guest Writer for the Faith Journey blog. Are you spending your Sunday nights writing a “mini-thesis” just to prove you’re hitting state standards? Does your lesson planner feel more like a digital filing cabinet Read more…
What if your greatest teaching lessons didn’t come from a textbook — but from your students? by Fran Turuta: Guest Writer for the Faith Journey blog. As Christian educators, we often spend hours designing lesson plans, aligning curriculum maps, and integrating a biblical worldview into every subject area. Yet, some Read more…
Evidence-Based Approach to Student Faith Formation By Kent Ezell, M. Ed. Looking back on my students over the past 25 years, I often reflect on those who professed a love for Jesus while in my classroom but later turned away from their faith. While many former students are still following Read more…
