Calling

The Colson Center has a downloadable that approaches "English Literature through the lenses of Hope, Truth, Identity, and Calling" which "means teaching more than the plot elements, but instead forming students in how they read, interpret, and respond to the text."

By Harold Klassen, an educational consultant for TeachBeyond

Exploring or learning about anything in God’s world without considering God’s revelation of His plans and purposes for His creation is foolishness. But of course, you know that the Bible, God’s word, is important. Obviously, anything that claims to be Christ-centered must be Bible-based or it is merely the figment of our imagination. But what exactly is the role of the Bible in education? Why do many students struggle to see the relevance of the Bible? Why do many teachers find transformational interactions with their students so much easier outside the classroom, rather than in the midst of studying the details of what God has made, where Romans 1:19-20 says His power and nature are clearly seen?