Institute for Principle Studies (IPS)
1. About the Ministry
The Institute for Principle Studies teaches the biblical principles of government, economics, and civil liberty. Their mission is to help Christians understand how Scripture applies to civic life and to equip believers to think clearly about law, justice, and public policy. IPS serves churches, schools, and families through courses, seminars, and research grounded in a biblical worldview.
2. Top Resources
# 1 — Biblical Principles of Government Course
A foundational course explaining how Scripture defines the role and limits of civil government. Link: Available through IPS course catalog
# 2 — Articles & Position Papers
Concise, accessible writings on government, economics, justice, and Christian citizenship. Link: Available on the IPS website
# 3 — IPS Seminars & Workshops
Live teaching events for churches, schools, and civic groups. Link: Coordinated through IPS events
3. CEI Toolbox Summary
IPS strengthens CEI’s mission by providing clear, biblical instruction on government and civic responsibility—an essential component of Christian education.
4. Representatives
Mary Winther Mary is a long‑time educator and biblical worldview instructor with a passion for helping Christians understand the moral foundations of civil government. She has taught extensively in churches, Christian schools, and community groups, guiding believers to think clearly about justice, liberty, and the role of government through Scripture.
Diana Higginson Diana brings years of experience in Christian education and civic engagement. Her work focuses on equipping families and students to apply biblical principles to real‑world issues. She is known for her clarity, warmth, and ability to make complex topics accessible to everyday believers.
Jeremy Jones Jeremy is a researcher, writer, and instructor with IPS who specializes in biblical principles of law and economics. His teaching helps Christians understand how worldview shapes public policy and why biblical truth is essential for a free societ