Dr.Wayne Sedlak introduces a World History course on Western Civilization, taught from a biblical perspective. Starting September 8th and 9th, the course will be held on Mondays and Tuesdays at 1:00 PM Central Time on the Brave platform. The course aims to teach students how to focus and understand the relevance of Scripture through note-taking, a skill crucial for academic and professional success. The course is designed for junior high through high school students, with adults welcome. The course explores faith foundations from Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts, examining the Law of the Lord and a Trinitarian worldview.
This course centers on Western Civilization viewed through a biblical lens. It emphasizes developing note-taking skills to enhance comprehension of scripture, covering history from the time of Christ and exploring faith foundations from various ancient texts. The course is designed for junior high and high school students but welcomes adult participation.
- Now Enrolling – Free Online World History Course from a Trinitarian Perspective. Calling all students, parents, and homeschool families! For over 40 years, our ministry has equipped believers with a worldview understanding through history, and we continue the mission today through our FREE live, online World History course, open to students and adults alike.
- Course Title: World History, a Trinitarian Perspective: The World from the Time of Christ to the Present
- Schedule: Mondays and Tuesdays, 1:00–2:30 PM (CST)
- Format: Live online sessions, interactive, with direct instruction from Dr. Sedlak.
- Cost: Absolutely Free ( If you wish to donate to our ministry CLICK HERE)
- Audience: Middle school through adult learners; families welcome!
This course doesn’t just present history with Christian themes. It teaches students to think biblically about life. Integrating sound Free Market principles as a function of world history, students will come away with a deeper understanding of God’s providence across the ages—and how to engage the world around them with clarity and confidence.
- Bonus Benefit: We teach students to develop strong note-taking and listening skills. This crucial academic discipline is often lacking in homeschool education. Such skills carry over into every area of life: higher education, the workplace, and personal and family study.
- We’ve seen hundreds of families across two continents blessed by this course. Now it’s your turn. Let’s work together to raise up a generation ready to give “an answer to everyone who asks them for the reason for the hope that is in them.” (1 Peter 3:15)
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Explore the profound impact of faith on Western civilization in this “Deep Dive” video. Professor Sedlak draws from Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts to examine the foundations of Western culture, starting before Christ. The video references Genesis 9:27, focusing on Japheth’s lineage and its connection to the spread of the gospel to Europe and beyond. Discover how the influence of Christianity transformed societies, even among indigenous populations. The video also touches upon Daniel’s vision of empires and the collision of Christianity with existing powers, highlighting its transformative impact on lives and nations.
The “Deep Dive” video series analyzes faith’s significant influence on Western civilization, covering its history from before Christ. Professor Sedlak uses biblical texts and economic principles to illustrate Christianity’s transformative societal impact. The series explores this impact through historical analysis and references to key biblical passages.
This “Deep Dive Series” explores Western civilization’s historical and philosophical underpinnings, beginning with the advent of Christ. The video examines the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek Bibles, focusing on faith’s foundations and the Trinitarian worldview. It contrasts the ethics of “Conquer Thy Neighbor” with “Love Thy Neighbor,” using historical examples like slavery to illustrate the conflict. The speaker argues that mercantilism fueled slavery, referencing biblical passages and historical figures like Alexander Hamilton. The video highlights the church’s historical influence, referencing De Tocqueville’s observations on America’s greatness stemming from its churches and the impact of figures like George Whitefield. It contrasts Christian values with the brutality of classical Western civilization.
This series on Western civilization’s history, focuses on the period from the time of Christ to the 19th century. Key themes include the impact of Christianity, its interplay with Greco-Roman influences, and significant socio-economic factors like slavery and mercantilism. The narrative also incorporates notable figures and events, such as De Tocqueville and the Great Awakening.
The provided text cites Alexis de Tocqueville’s 1840 commentary on American churches and family life, and E.G. Wakefield’s assessment of America’s moral character as contributing to its rise. Additionally, the 1892 Supreme Court case, *Church of the Holy Trinity v. United States*, which declared the U.S. a Christian nation, is highlighted.
This video, from “The Deep Dive Series,” explores the missionary expansion of the Church of Christ and its role in shaping Western Civilization. It contrasts Christian and classical worldviews, arguing that the Christian perspective, rooted in scripture, defines good and evil through God’s word. The church is presented as God’s instrument for teaching nations. The video critiques secular approaches to education, contrasting Horace Mann’s neutral stance with William Holmes McGuffey’s Christ-centered approach. It warns against the influence of modernist thinkers like Voltaire, who opposed Christianity, and emphasizes the importance of the church’s continued role in society.
The Roman worldview centered on humanity as the ultimate judge of morality, while the Christian perspective prioritized God’s word as the definitive source of good and evil. This contrast is illustrated by comparing Roman practices like those of Vestal Virgins and gladiatorial combat to Christian teachings emphasizing divine guidance. The video suggests Christianity’s impact on Western Civilization was ultimately more significant.
Christianity profoundly shaped Western Civilization’s moral compass, establishing a framework for defining good and evil that differed from classical perspectives. The Church played a crucial role in educating and influencing societal values, impacting figures like Horace Mann and William Holmes McGuffey. This influence persisted despite challenges from Enlightenment thinkers such as Voltaire.
 
