The ability to use language is God-given. Language enables us to know God and communicate our understanding of God; explore and expand our private and public worlds; organize our experience; and form, recognize and reveal our values.
The purpose of developing language arts skills is to provide a vehicle for communication: a communication that will effectively enhance one’s relationship to God and be a means of sharing the good news of the gospel. This ability is essential to Christian growth and allows an individual to be a functional citizen in society.

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Featured Resources

Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde - A Biblical View

Analyze Bible passages that address duplicity to advise Dr Jekyll.

The Crucible

Resource includes research, writing, and project prompts for each act of the The Crucible. Prompts stimulate deeper spiritual insight and to connect biblical principles to the literature studied.

Dramatic Irony in Jesus Last Hour

Students learn about dramatic irony while reviewing John 11 & 19

“…take hold of that kind of literature which will strengthen the faith.”

—Manuscript Releases, vol.6, 274

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