Did you know that children spend 14,000 seat hours in school between kindergarten and 12th grade?
Meanwhile, the average Christian family spends less than 30 minutes per week discussing spiritual matters.
“A pupil is not above his teacher; but everyone, after he has been fully trained, will be like his teacher.” Luke 6:40
What type of disciple do you want your child to be?
A disciple of Caesar, or a disciple of Jesus?
E. Ray Moore of Exodus Mandate draws a parallel between citizens rallying to rescue soldiers at Dunkirk and families rallying to rescue children from Caesar.
Alex Newman of The John Birch Society exposes the government’s schools war on God and truth, including numerous examples of their policies and teachings.
“It is time for the Church to make an unqualified decision that local churches will once again, in conjunction with parents, take on full responsibility for the education of their children.” -Dan Smithwick, Nehemiah Institute
Secular school curriculum strips God from academics.
Business, law, civics, government, medicine, the arts, humanities… Can these subjects be taught in truth outside the purview of Scripture and the Lordship of Christ?
Of course, they cannot. This begs the question: Why is the church allowing the world to disciple our children?
Is not the Biblical worldview an all-encompassing comprehensive worldview that does indeed speak to all aspect of life?
Dualism has crept into the church and made us believe that Biblical thinking is confined to the “spiritual” subjects such as prayer, Bible reading, Christian marriage, etc. rather than every area of thought and action.
Let’s put action to Jesus’ core calling to the Church in Matthew 28:19-20 and Acts 1:8, because education is discipleship.
“Let the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them; for of such is the kingdom of heaven.“ Matthew 19:14
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