Let Scripture shape your student’s worldview and relationships.
High school students face extreme challenges to the biblical worldview today, and what they study in high school will powerfully shape their worldview.
ACBC provides a self-contained curriculum that equips students to apply theology to life issues they will encounter so that they can be prepared to engage the world in light of God’s Word.
Learn from pastors, professors, and experienced counselors. This curriculum includes one year of access to 30 hours of audio and video lectures from ACBC training events.
Enjoy the benefit of reading assignments and companion guides for books from leading authors in the biblical counseling movement.
Written specifically for this course, students will learn to apply their new knowledge to realistic situations.
This curriculum is designed to fulfill the minimum requirement of 180 hours for a 1 credit hour high school Bible, sociology, or elective course; HOWEVER, always check your state requirements, as regulations vary by state.
Psychobabble by Richard Ganz; When People are Big and God is Small by Ed Welch (1997); Counseling the Hard Cases by Stuart Scott & Heath Lambert; and A Theology of Biblical Counseling by Heath Lambert.
Due to the content and requirements of this course, we recommend using it for 11th & 12th grade students.
Yes! We have developed a few different plans for various group settings. If you’d like more information on how this curriculum can be used in a Sunday school, private school, or homeschool co-op setting, please email us at [email protected].
The books, companion guides, and student notebook are yours to keep. The video lectures come with a one-year access expiration date beginning with the date the student enrolls in the course.