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Truth Weaving: Biblical Integration for God's Glory and Their Abundant Living

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As a Christian teacher, do you strive to show your students the living God in the world around them? Have you struggled with how to weave God’s truth into your daily lessons? Whether you teach English, algebra, biology or art, whether you work in a Christian school or public, whether you teach eight-year-olds or eighteen-year-olds, you will profit from Truth Weaving.

Through insightful analysis, entertaining anecdotes and real-world application, D.P. Johnson will challenge you to examine how you teach your students and, even more importantly, how you reach your students. With profound, yet practical instruction, you’ll gain a rich understanding of true biblical integration and the guidance you need in order to successfully put it into practice in your own life, and the lives of those you seek to inspire.

Engaging, relevant and real. Truth Weaving will revolutionize the way you teach. This book is one that every Christian teacher should own.

100 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 16, 2015

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D.P. Johnson

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D. P. Johnson is a full time teacher and international church and conference speaker. He has taught students of every age from three through adult, and has spoken in nine different countries on three continents. Currently, he teaches high school philosophy and worldview formation courses at an international school in Asia. He has been weaving biblical integration lessons for twenty-three years.

D. P. Johnson completed his undergraduate studies in Bible, science and education at Cedarville University and earned a Masters of Religious Education (MRE) and a Masters of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies (MA) from Asia Biblical Theological Seminary of Cornerstone University. He is currently a confirmed PhD candidate working on his dissertation in worldview education.

When not in the classroom, he enjoys cross-country running, art and studying theology, philosophy and ancient cultures. He also enjoys traveling with his wife and two children. Together, they recently completed a backpacking trip across Tibet. In the future, they hope to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in Peru and the Camino de Santiago in Spain.

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