Objectives
Liberty Christian School supports the Biblical position that parents are responsible to train their children in the ways of the Lord (Eph. 6:1-4, Pro. 22:6).
The school comes alongside parents in the teaching of truth and in character development. The objectives of the school are centered around the following six character builders:
To establish CHRISTIAN TRUTH as a guide for life:
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Through an understanding that God is the sustainer of the universe and man. (Col. 1:16-17 & Neh. 9:6)
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Through this understanding, God's eternal power and divine nature are clearly seen. (Neh. 9:6)
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Through an acceptance that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, the only authority for faith and practice. (II Tim. 3:16-17)
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Through the knowledge that all men are sinners and can attain salvation only through personal faith in Jesus Christ as Savior. (Titus 3:5-6 & John 14:6)
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Through the development (after coming to know Christ) of a consistent Christian life through prayer and daily Bible study. (1 Peter 2:2)
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Through arousal of a desire to invest one's life in Christian service to the glory of God. (Col. 1:9-10)
To maintain a HIGH ACADEMIC STANDARD
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Through a mastery of the skills of communication (writing, reading, speaking) and math so that the student will be prepared to acquire further knowledge without hindering limitations. (Col. 3:23)
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Through arousal of a desire to work and acquire knowledge of maximum ability. (Ecc. 9:10)
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Through the ability to discern truth from error. (I John 4:6)
To instill PURE MORALS
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Through development of an appreciation for the values accrued from our past spiritual and cultural heritage. (Psalms 61:5)
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Through the persistent urging or teaching to choose right over wrong and to hold one's convictions under pressure. (Dan. 1:8)
To generate a SPIRIT OF PATRIOTISM
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Through the teaching of loyalty to our country, and through recognition of atheistic teachings which undermine our country's foundation.
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Through recognition of government as God-ordained. (Rom. 13:1)
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Through arousal of a desire to become involved citizens of this nation for the Lord's sake. (Acts 13:36)
To live a DISCIPLINED LIFE
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Through submission to the Holy Spirit who conforms us to the image of Christ. (Rom 8:9-10)
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Through the exercising of self-restraint and the consideration of others. (I Cor. 9:25, 27)
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Through submission to, and with full cooperation toward, the legitimate authorities; and where proper, by one's becoming a strong gracious leader. (Titus 3:1 & Phil. 2:5)
To develop a HIGH STANDARD OF SPORTSMANSHIP
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Through submitting to proper authorities in all situations. (Rom. 13:1-2)
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Through proper channeling of anger when under stress. (Jam. 1:19-20)
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Through humility in athletic prowess. (Gal. 5:25-26)
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Through displaying the fruit of the Spirit in all situations. (Gal. 5:22-23)
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Through striving towards a Christ-like attitude. (Phil 2:5)