What does it mean to teach as a Christian? This book considers this question from a number of angles. It discusses the task and role of a Christian teacher, how to guide and form students, how a Christian school should be defined, how teachers at the primary and secondary level should approach their various subjects, and what needs to be the foundation of a Christian school. As an appendix, the book considers the biblical data on education.

A Christian school can be an extension of parenting. However, understanding the relationship between a Christian school and Christian home is important. Why? There are things a Christian school cannot do, and here are five of them.

Being in a Christian school does not make one immune to peer pressure. This article shows how to be Christ-like in a Christian school and be of positive influence.

This article is about freedom in education, especially with regards to the Christian school. Truth and obedience and a neutral education is also discussed.

Should a Christian school have a confession as its basis? This article also discusses the vows of parents at the baptism of their children and what this means for the education of the children, as well as the relation of school, church and home.

This article is about the relation between the Christian school and home school.

This article is about the war between Christ and Satan, the antithesis between church and world. It focuses on the lordship or dominion of Christ, especially with regard to education and the Christian school.

This article is about the importance of Christian schools for covenant children. The author also discusses Mark 10:13-16 and the education of the children of God.

In this article about Christian education, the duties of parents in education are discussed, as well as the difference between the Christian school and the public school (state education).

This article is about the reasons for home school, and the relation of home school and the Christian school.

How should the Bible form the basis for the Christian school? The author looks at the Word of God and the curriculum and the covenant.

This article reflects on the role of the Christian school in the matter of discipline.

This article is about the report card at the Christian school. Talents and abilities, and what should be measured on a report card, are discussed.

This article discusses the goal of a Christian school and Christian education as one of obedience, by which the school community's distinction from the world will become evident.

Is our Christian schools focusing on equipping our children for their task in the kingdom of God? This article is about education and the kingdom of God.

This article is about the place of the school and parents in the faith education of children. What is the place of the Christian school in the faith community?

This article is about bullying in the school and how the Christian community and Christian school policy should address this issue.

This article is about Christian change (transformation) of the youth and the place a Christian school has in really changing young people's lives.

In this article the author looks at alternative approaches to education, and what the Christian school can learn from them. Waldorf, Montessori, free or democratic schools and work/school experiences is discussed.

This article is about what the first petition of the Lord's prayer means for the Christian school.

This article is about the Reformers view of Christian education, especially Martin Luther's view of education. It also discusses the impact the Reformation had on the Christian school.

This article is about the tension that sometimes exists between the Christian school and home schooling. Is the task of education only given to the parent, and what role does the communion of saints have in the education of children? How do we deal with the conflict between the different parties?

Who has the responsibility for the children? This article looks at the responsibility and authority of the state, the parents, the church and the school with regards to the children. It specifically also looks at the Christian school. It also discusses the purpose of authority.

Do we need creeds in education, and how should they function in a Christian school? This article also looks at the image of children according to the creeds.

This article looks at the position and place of the handicapped child at the Christian school.

In this article about Martin Luther's view of education and parenting, the author also looks at discipline and love, the Christian school and the task of education.

This article looks at what implications the love of God has for education. What does it mean that we are children of God in the context of the Christian school? It is the love of God that binds teachers and learners and parents together.