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Bible and Worldview: Hope Found in Christ
No one is ever too young to study God's Word! The first part of this course will survey the Bible and discuss how God's great plan is seen throughout all of Scripture. Students will also be equipped with tools for personal Bible study and for reading each genre of Scripture. The second half of the class will introduce world religions and worldviews and equip students to share their faith. There will be a strong focus on arguments for the reliability of Scripture and for trust in God. You will not want to miss this amazing adventure as we study through the Word of God.
About the Course
This course is an exciting option for any 4th-7th grade student who wants to be more equipped to study the Bible and be prepared to share their faith. This course will cover many topics, including:
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A survey of Scripture
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Good practices for daily study of God's Word
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How we got the Bible and how we can be sure of its reliability
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A brief introduction to some major world religions and worldviews
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An introduction to defending the Christian faith
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Preparing a Bible study
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How to share the Gospel
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Getting involved in local and global missions
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And many more!
This class will create opportunities for students to gain a broader understanding of the world around them and seek to understand some cultural differences. Through this class, they will see God's love for the nations of the world and his hand in creating them.
About the Instructor
Natasha Cudd is the co-founder of From One Child to Another and has been involved in international missions for over 15 years. After God used her passion for reading and public speaking to raise funds for a school in Uganda when she was eight years old, Natasha then became a speaker for schools, churches, and conferences motivating students to God's calling to change the world by using the gifts that He has given them. Through her work with From One Child to Another, she has partnered with Hope for Orphans to develop student-focused missions education curriculum, helped students all over the United States launch their own missions projects, and has travelled to 10 countries across four continents.
Natasha has a Master of Arts in Global Studies from Liberty University and is currently pursuing her Master of Divinity from Liberty. She and her husband Wyatt live in Lynchburg, Virginia and enjoy hiking and reading in their spare time.
FAQ
When and where does this course meet?
This course meets through weekly zoom meetings which offers homeschool families flexibility for travel, co-ops, and other actives. Students will choose one class time for the semester and then will complete assigned reading or homework throughout the week. Classes are offered on Wednesdays from 3:00-4:00pm and Fridays from 11:00am-12:00pm. (Note: All times are in Eastern Standard Time.)
What academic credits are awarded through this course?
This course awards students with one year of elementary/middle school Bible and apologetics.
How much does this course cost?
The course tuition is $350 for the full school year. This can be paid up front or in monthly payments.
When does this course start and end?
Classes will start the week of August 31st and end after the week of May 2nd. We will also take off the week of Thanksgiving and Spring Break (March 15th-19th), as well as time for Christmas break (December 21st-January 15th).
Who should I contact with more questions?
Feel free to email Natasha Cudd at ncudd@fromonechild.org. Don’t hesitate to reach out!