I have a passion for what education can be, based on biblical-relational principles. Because of this, I have studied the work of Trinitarian theologians, the history of Jewish and Christian education, educational theory, and the Jewish foundations of Christianity. Over the years I have served in church leadership and mentoring, teaching, and started and led an online seminary. Currently, I am collaborating on a project called Shiloh Learning to assist parents, teachers, and churches in creating rich and healthy learning environments for children and young adults.

Teaching and learning are a relational journey, beginning in our relationship with our God who is faithful in His love for us. It continues from generation to generation as parents teach their children and pass the living story of Jesus, our Savior and Lord. God's word is our primary textbook and becomes the lens through which we see the world and relationships. It is the framework that helps us and our children constructively use the knowledge and skills we gain for the creative work of God's kingdom.

I invite you to explore these rich and practical biblical principles in:

• An Introduction to Education in Bible Times
• Our Father-Our Teacher
• The Parent-Teacher
• Every Child Has a Story
• A Framework for Creating Reformational Education Environments