"Our job is not to design another curriculum or discipleship program; it is to discover and communicate ​Christ's process for equipping students to embrace the mission of God." 

-Chris Browne, Wheaton Press

Seven-year scope and sequence: earn 24 college credits 

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Middle School Bible 

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Three classes, with the GSA. Online and Hard Copies 

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Middle School. Year One. Semester One

$24.95 $16.95

The Mission of God and the Secret of the Golden Thread invites students on a global journey to evaluate the trustworthiness of the Bible.

Throughout the journey, students will examine the plot and four significant motifs within the story of Scripture to uncover the secret of the Golden thread and how it applies to their lives.

This course invites students on a global journey to examine the historicity and the plot of the greatest story ever told. Students will be challenged to objectively investigate four of the significant motifs throughout the plot of the Hebrew Bible.

This is not a survey course but an introduction to a relational, missional God who created us with purpose and invites us to know Him, and not merely about Him. Students will be invited to consider a personal relationship and to practice a daily awareness in their approach and response to the God of the Bible. Students will interact with the disciplines of language, literary analysis, archeology, geography, and history while having the opportunity for a personal application and personal contribution.

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Middle School. Year One. Semester Two

$24.95 $16.95

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Middle School Preview Pack (Limit 1)

$49.90 $33.90

Preview the first two student guides in the Becoming a Disciple Middle School Series.

In book one, students will embark on the adventure of a lifetime as they assume the roles of archeologists and explore the threads of scripture in History, The Mission of God & The Secret of the Golden Thread.

In book two, True Hero, students will immerse themselves into the time of Herod Agrippa and Governor Festus as they prepare to hear the defense of the Apostle Paul in Caesarea Philippi. As special investigators for the King, they will investigate the claims of Paul regarding the man known as Jesus of Nazareth.

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High School Bible 

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Foundations of Faith I. 100 Level. Student Set

$44.90 $24.95

Engaging the Heart, High School Bible Curriculum 100 Level Course: Invited to TrustThis course will challenge students to objectively investigate the roles of faith, trust, and reason in determining the beliefs that we use as the foundational elements to our worldview. Students will understand and apply the disciplines of epistemology and metaphysics in determining a personal answer to what is real as well as understanding and being equipped to interact with opposing beliefs, assumptions and perceptions with gentleness and respect. Students will examine the concept of truth and determine what makes something objectively worthy of trust and evaluate the evidence to decide if an absolute standard for truth exists. Students will investigate the evidence to ascertain if a trustworthy revelation of truth exists and analyze and form conclusions regarding the foundation of faith that they will choose to build their life upon.

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Foundations of Faith 2. 150 Level. Student Set

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Life of Christ. 200 Level. Student Set

$44.90 $24.95

This class will focus on inviting students to become friends of Christ. Students will examine and apply the concept of Christ’s role as our prophet, priest, and king. Students will gain an understanding of Jesus as the fulfillment of prophecy and will not only understand His place in history, but also His relevance to our lives today.

Ultimately, the hope is that Jesus’ life and message will transform students’ lives as they gain a greater understanding of who Christ is in their individual lives, and personalize their response to Him.

The purpose of this course is to equip students with basic guidelines, principles, and tools to effectively evaluate the claims, sources and accounts of Jesus of Nazareth.

Students will be invited to assess Biblical, historical non-Christian, and contemporary non-Christian sources to construct a personal trustworthy and reliable lens to determine their response to the man, myth, legend or Messiah known as Jesus Christ.

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Spiritual Formation. 250 Level. Student Set

$44.90 $24.95

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Leadership, Evangelism, & Discipleship. 400 Level. Student Set

$24.95 $16.95

This class challenges students with the eternal plan and purpose of God for the earth and their role in participating in His mission.

Students will be equipped with the keys to discover, align, and invest their talents and gifts in ministry and life.

Students will unpack their unique talents and learn to steward them into strengths while gaining a deep understanding of God’s perspective on their life.

Students will develop skills to equip others to discover and their unique personal calling and leverage their talents through coaching relationships.

Students will be challenged to reflect on God’s plan for personal integration and develop a personalized plan for responding to the invitation to participate in the mission of God beyond the walls of their classroom and reflect Christ in their circles of influence.

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Doctrine & Apologetics. 350 Level. Student Set

$24.95 $16.95

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Christ & Culture. 450 Level. Student Set

$24.95 $16.95

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Philosophy & Theology 300 Level Student Set

$44.90 $24.95

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High School Preview Pack (Limit 1)

$114.75 $66.95

Preview three of our core courses in our Engaging the Heart Scope & Sequence for High School Students

100 Foundations of Faith I equips students with the questions to examine the concepts of faith, reality, worldview and ultimately Christ from a safe, non-threatening perspective. Students will examine the concepts of faith, reality and truth from the perspectives of each of the major worldview prior to examining some of the core beliefs of Christ-centered Theism. Students will evaluate the claim that the Bible is God's collected book of inerrant revelation using internal and external evidence including non-Christian sources and historical archeological discoveries.

200 Life of Christ challenges students to objectively analyze the historical perspectives and personal claims of Jesus of Nazareth. Students will compare and contrast the different beliefs about the deity and humanity of Jesus. Students will understand and differentiate between core theological claims regarding the atonement and test the reliability of the resurrection. ​Students will formulate their own theological position about who they say that Jesus is and how they will respond to His invitation to follow Him.

400 L.E.A.D. Students will examine the doctrines of the Imago and MissioDei in the context of being equipped to unpack their unique talents and learning to steward them into strengths. Students will be equipped with the keys to discover, align, and invest their talents and gifts in ministry and life beyond the schoolwalls. Students will develop skills to equip others to discover their unique personal calling and leverage their talents through coaching relationships. Students will be challenged to build relationships and create an application project that impacts life beyond the walls of the classroom.

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- Middle School Bible Teacher

International Homestay Students

How does your school effectively meet the spiritual and emotional needs of your first-year international students?

Introduction to Worldview 100 Level. Student Set

$44.90 $24.95

Designed for first year International Students in American Schools.This course will challenge first-year International students to objectively investigate the roles of faith, trust, and reason in determining the beliefs that we use as the foundational elements to our worldview.

Students will understand and apply the disciplines of epistemology and metaphysics in determining a personal answer to what is real as well as understanding and being equipped to interact with opposing beliefs, assumptions and perceptions with gentleness and respect.

Students will examine the concept of truth and determine what makes something objectively worthy of trust and evaluate the evidence to decide if an absolute standard for truth exists.

Students will investigate the evidence to ascertain if a trustworthy revelation of truth exists and analyze and form conclusions regarding the foundation of faith that they will choose to build their life upon.

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