by Spencer Mason | May 5, 2026
Preschoolers and kindergarteners are like sponges, eager and ready to learn, but the lessons and activities must be fun and engaging. In this session, you will learn the importance of reading aloud quality literature to your child, how to incorporate hands-on learning...
by Steve Noble | May 5, 2026
“I’m spiritual, but not religious.” Most of us have come across this phrase or something like it. What does it reveal about someone’s view of ultimate reality? Students will learn to recognize worldviews rooted in various forms of spirituality, pantheism, and New Age...
by Rhea Perry | May 3, 2026
Many people say there is no God. Yet their answers to life’s big questions still vary widely. Students will learn how worldviews built on this claim arrive at different conclusions, and how beginning with naturalism shapes one’s fundamental views of humanity,...
by Amanda Garner | May 2, 2026
Let’s face it: things out there seem pretty bleak nowadays. In the face of this sort of cultural pollution, it’s easy to despair, to resort to cutting oneself off from the culture at large. Our culture is a runaway train, and if we don’t try to stop it, we’ll just be...
by Diane Allen | May 1, 2026
What will you be when you grow up? Where do you see yourself in 5 years? What is your calling? These questions often cause fear and confusion and our answers are often influenced by pride and misguided cultural beliefs. The enemy is heavily invested in spreading lies...
