Roots of Truth

High school students examine divine inspiration, manuscript transmission, and the historical criteria of the biblical canon, discovering why Scripture is trustworthy.

Youth evaluate rational and cosmological evidence for God, examining the origin of the cosmos, fine tuning, and cosmic order while anchoring their conviction in Scripture.

Youth dive into the mystery of the Trinity: one God existing eternally in three distinct persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, guarding against historic distortions.

Students explore what it means to be created in the Imago Dei, establishing the sacred foundation for human rights, equality, and purpose over against naturalistic materialism.

Youth wrestle honestly with suffering, injustice, and pain, discovering how the cross reveals a God who enters into human grief and promises ultimate cosmic restoration.

Youth examine the radical claims of Jesus Christ: claiming divine authority, forgiving sins, and identifying himself as the only way, evaluating C.S. Lewis's famous Trilemma.

Youth examine the bedrock historical facts accepted by critical scholars: Jesus' public crucifixion, the empty tomb, eyewitness appearances, and the sudden emergence of the church.

Students learn practical Christian apologetics: how to engage skeptics with gentleness and respect, ask thoughtful questions, and live a life that provokes curiosity.

Youth critique the cultural dogma that "truth is whatever feels right to you," establishing that objective truth corresponds to reality and is anchored in God's character.

Youth evaluate social media algorithms, screen addiction, identity curation, and digital habits, discovering how to guard the heart and honor God online.