Biblical Worldview

The Bible is at the heart of everything we do, and our entire curriculum is taught from a Biblical perspective.  Every student studies the Bible as an academic core subject, but the Bible goes beyond Bible class at ECS.

A worldview is the framework from which we view reality and make sense of life and the world.  A personal worldview is the combination of all you believe to be true, and what you believe becomes the driving force behind every emotion, decision, and action. 

Evansville Christian School promotes a biblical worldview based on our Statement of Faith. While students are always encouraged to ask questions about beliefs of biblical faith and other faiths, it is not permitted to actively promote a worldview outside of what ECS endorses through its Articles of Faith. Biblical integration uses the trust of God’s Word as the foundation to interpret all things, thus forming a Biblical worldview.  Examples include:

  • Teaching the whole child (every subject from God’s viewpoint)
  • Understanding God’s world from the perspective of God’s word
  • Training students to filter all subjects through the lens of scripture
  • Using Biblical principles as the foundation of illustration & application

Being a Christian school is much more than using Christian textbooks.  ECS pursues curriculum which is aligned with, and exceeds, Indiana’s College and Career-Ready Standards.  Critical thinking skills and a variety of teaching methods and activities enrich and balance knowledge, in order to reach students with a variety of learning styles. Students have daily Bible class, daily prayer/devotion time, memorize scripture, attend chapel monthly, and have opportunities to engage with local and global ministries.


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