Here are my top 3 ways to use questions effectively. These 3 ways work. Use them. Read More...

First, let me share what “sincerely respond” means.

• By “sincerely,” I mean genuinely, earnestly, honestly, personally, authentically, from the heart.
  
• By “respond,” I mean consider, grapple with, reflect on, mull over, interact with, engage with.
  
• By “sincerely respond,” I mean genuinely consider, earnestly grapple with, honestly reflect on, personally mull over, authentically interact with, engage with from the heart.

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To get an idea of how you can more effectively help students increase their understanding and application of a Biblical perspective, complete the following self-assessment on Biblical perspective questions. Next, use your self-assessment data to develop action plans. Read More...

As a result of you asking a Biblical perspective question, your students should learn 3 things:

1. What the question means.
   
2. A Biblical answer that adds value.
   
3. How to use the question.

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Answer: The question that will help your students increase their understanding and use of a biblical perspective. Keep in mind there is more than 1 question you can ask your students. So, choose a question. Read More...

It’s 9:00 p.m. on a Friday night. Your student JuShin is talking on the phone with Melody, her friend since 2nd grade. JuShin has noticed changes in Melody’s behavior, like change in friends and less interest in school. Melody wants to know if JuShin wants to go “hang out with her friends around town” and get back “late.” What questions should JuShin ask Melody? Read More...

Answer: I’m not sure. Longer answer: I’m not sure. But I know Christian school students should consider difficult questions like “If God is good, why does He allow suffering?” and “How do you know?” And I know that Christian school students should consider questions like these while they are in a nurturing Christian environment. Read More...