Editor’s note: David Cooper is the Head of School at FRCS.
Teaching from a Christian Worldview: The Heart of What We Do
One of the phrases you’ll hear often at Front Range Christian School is that we “teach from a Christian worldview.” It’s more than a slogan for us—it’s the foundation of our mission and the heartbeat of our classrooms. But what does that really mean? And why does it matter so deeply for the students we serve?
Seeing Every Subject through God’s Story
At FRCS, we believe that God is the Creator of all things and the source of all truth. That means every subject our students study—math, science, literature, history, art—is connected to Him.
- Math reflects God’s order and consistency
- Science reveals His creativity and purpose
- History shows His sovereignty and faithfulness
- Literature explores the beauty and brokenness of humanity
- Art expresses His imagination and beauty
A Christian worldview doesn’t limit learning—it expands it. It helps students see the world as God sees it and understand their place in His story.
Helping Students Think Biblically
Our goal is not simply to teach students what to think, but to help them learn how to think—biblically, wisely, and with discernment.
We want students to wrestle with life’s big questions:
- What is true?
- What is good?
- Who am I?
- Why am I here?
- How does God want me to live?
In a world full of competing voices, we want our students grounded in the unchanging truth of Scripture, so that the answers they embrace will be founded in faith and guided by Scripture.
The Faith‑Infused Classroom
One of the most beautiful expressions of our mission is what we call the faith‑infused classroom. This is where Christian worldview teaching becomes lived and experienced—not just taught.
It is a place where faith is woven naturally into daily learning. Prayer happens before tests, during challenges, and in moments of celebration. Teachers connect Scripture to real‑world issues. Students are encouraged to see God’s hand in their learning.
It is a place where relationships reflect Christ’s love. Because every student is made in the image of God, our classrooms are places of dignity, grace, and belonging. Teachers shepherd hearts, not just manage behavior, allowing every student to be truly known.
It is a place where learning connects to calling. We help students discover their God‑given gifts and passions. Whether they love science, writing, athletics, or art, we want them to see how their abilities can be used to serve God and others. To discover that what they love is not just something they should pursue but a gift to be used in service to their King.
It is a place where teachers model authentic faith. Our teachers don’t just talk about Jesus—they follow Him. Their character, compassion, and joy create an environment where students experience the love of Christ daily. The teacher is the one, when freed to teach with their faith in the forefront, that infuses the learning with a vibrant faith—and that changes everything.
Why It Matters
A Christian worldview education prepares students not only for academic success, but for life. It equips them to:
- Stand firm in truth
- Engage culture with wisdom
- Love others with compassion
- Lead with humility
- Live with purpose
At Front Range Christian School, we are committed to shaping students who understand God’s truth, embrace His calling, and live boldly for Him.
This is more than education—it’s discipleship. And it’s one of the greatest privileges we have as a school.
