Integrate Faith Seamlessly
Into Your Curriculum
A synthesis of actionable biblical ideas tailored for K-12 teachers,
created by Dr. Mark Eckel. Engage your students with faith concepts directly within your subject areas.
About Dr. Mark Eckel
Dr. Eckel is President of The Comenius Institute and Professor of Leadership, Education & Discipleship at Capital Seminary & Graduate School. He still teaches one high school class each week and lives in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Framework
A Comprehensive Framework
Each subject of study includes four major strands, providing biblical-theological-attitudinal-practical connections to the learning material.
Philosophy
Foundations
Attitudes
Ideas & Activities
Available Content Modules
10 Specific Curriculum Areas
- Fine Arts
- Health / PE
- Language Arts
- Math
- Technology
- Government
- History
- Literature
- Science
- World Languages
10 Adaptable Concepts
- Bible
- Communication
- Money
- Places
- Vacation
- Celebration
- Media
- People
- Things
- Writing
Can be applied across multiple curriculum areas.
Explore Content Examples
See how the four strands are applied to specific subjects to enrich your teaching materials.
$50
one-time cost per subject area
Integration Example: Mathematics
Philosophy
Mathematical patterns are predictable and reliable because a faithful, dependable God established them (Gen 8:21-22; Deut 7:9; Jer 31:35-37; Mal 3:6; 1 Cor 1:9; Heb 13:8; James 1:17).
Foundations
Consistency. God is constant, unwavering, and shows no partiality. He does not change and math mirrors His stability (Acts 10:34-35; Rom 2:11; Heb 6:17; 13:8).
Attitudes
I can find joy in the discovery of God's rich and abundant patterns in His creation.
Ideas & Activities
God established the patterned designs of honeycombs, pinecones, snowflakes, spirals (DNA structure, shells, galaxies) etc.
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