1120 Dogwood Boulevard, Vinton, VA (RenewaNation Headquarters)
Welcome to The SEED Program
In what ways does a biblical worldview reorder educational philosophy and prescribe formation practices? The Spiritual Equipping & Education Development (SEED) program was developed to tackle this challenge of bridging the abstract to the practical, guiding educators from the pages of Scripture to biblically-informed educational practice.
Designed for monthly staff meetings, study groups, seminars, or individual study, this program’s facilitation materials will push your team of educators deeper into the how of biblical worldview education.
The mission of The SEED Program is to equip Christian schools with a scripturally rooted, year-long personal and professional development process that cultivates a Christ-centered, biblical worldview environment of transformational learning and living for all. Biblical worldview is not something “we do.” It does not take the form of an educational “objective,” a required field on a lesson plan template, a two-day training, a summer conference, or a CEU reward system.
A biblical worldview is a Christ-centered state of heart and mind, genuinely desiring to become increasingly kingdom-focused. It is a scripturally led, spiritually disciplined, and Savior-inspired life “lived out.” Biblical worldview education is the calling that prepares and equips others for such an existence.
In other words, biblical worldview education is discipleship.
“A disciple is not above his teacher, but everyone when he is fully trained will be like his teacher.”
Luke 6:40
Why SEED?
Education is the God-ordained cyclical process of sowing, knowing, growing, and showing. What we choose to sow, both within ourselves and in others, depends on what we believe to be true and essential. The strength of and commitment to what is sown and known depend on the attitude and willingness to continually grow “in the fear and knowledge of the Lord” (Prov. 9:10).
Only when sowing, knowing, and growing biblically become the primary priorities of educators can we then authentically and effectively show life-giving, biblical worldview wisdom in the educational practices used to disciple a child’s heart, soul, and strength (Deut. 6:5-8).
Having witnessed the degree to which intentional and consistent biblical worldview study and accountability can powerfully impact a Christian school’s overall purpose, function, and culture, REAP’s team of former Christian education administrators, teachers, and biblical worldview specialists has meticulously crafted a program that significantly advances educators’ biblical worldview development and direction.
This professional development program arranges schoolwide and classroom-concentrated focus areas thematically into “SEED Packets.” Comprehensively guided by 1 Timothy 4:8-11, each packet closely explores its specific theme through the lens of Scripture to glean biblical precepts directly informing educational philosophy and methods.
This education-friendly resource, designed specifically for monthly faculty meetings or in-house training, puts an easily facilitated tool at the fingertips of Christian school administrators, principals, or lead teachers. It is crafted to consistently SOW, KNOW, GROW, and SHOW an authentic, biblical worldview-steeped educational environment.
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Training Details
This training event is designed for Christian education leaders, such as Heads of Schools and Academic Deans, who are responsible for shepherding their faculty and staff through professional development and the maturation of their biblical worldview.
1120 Dogwood Boulevard, Vinton, VA (RenewaNation Headquarters)
Begins Wednesday (7/15/26) at 8:30 am
Ends Thursday (7/16/26) at 3 pm
Limited seating available
Follow-up one-on-one virtual calls for the 2026-27 academic year
$249 per person includes breakfasts, lunches, and Wednesday dinner
Special pricing available for CS Launch and Renewal partners
Training Details
This training event is designed for Christian education leaders, such as Heads of Schools and Academic Deans, who are responsible for shepherding their faculty and staff through professional development and the maturation of their biblical worldview.
Training Details
This training event is designed for Christian education leaders, such as Heads of Schools and Academic Deans, who are responsible for shepherding their faculty and staff through professional development and the maturation of their biblical worldview.
1120 Dogwood Boulevard, Vinton, VA (RenewaNation Headquarters)
Begins Wednesday (7/15/26) at 8:30 am
Ends Thursday (7/16/26) at 3 pm
Limited seating available
Follow-up one-on-one virtual calls for the 2026-27 academic year
$249 per person includes breakfasts, lunches, and Wednesday dinner
Special pricing available for CS Launch and Renewal partners
Purchase Details
Pricing Information and Release Dates Coming Soon.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SEED program?
SEED (Spiritual Equipping & Education Development) is a program designed to assist Christian educators in developing and implementing a biblical worldview in both their personal and professional lives. SEED provides faculty and staff with the tools they need to develop strong spiritual foundations that influence every facet of Christian education through guided packets, scripture-based reflection, and hands-on educational application.
Who is SEED designed for?
The SEED program is great for Christian school faculty, staff, and leadership teams. Furthermore, it’s effective for large school communities, small groups, or individual teachers seeking a deeper biblical worldview that goes beyond the curriculum and into daily rhythms, habits, and decision-making.
How is SEED different from traditional professional development?
Most professional development focuses on skills, strategies, or compliance. SEED focuses on formation. It intentionally bridges scripture, spiritual habits, and educational practice by helping educators grow personally so that what they teach and model flows from a deeply rooted biblical worldview.
What does a SEED packet include?
Each SEED packet follows a consistent four-part framework:
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SOW – Reflection on spiritual rhythms and priorities
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KNOW – Biblical foundations rooted in Scripture
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GROW – Connecting theology to worldview formation
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SHOW – Practical application within Christian education
Packets include Scripture study, guided reflection, practical prompts, and space for notes, prayer, and discussion.
Does SEED require prior training or theological background?
No. SEED is accessible to educators at all stages of spiritual growth and professional experience. The materials guide participants through scripture, reflection, and application without requiring advanced theological training.
How does SEED impact school culture?
When faculty and staff grow together spiritually, schools experience greater unity, clarity of purpose, and alignment with their Christian mission. SEED helps schools move from simply claiming a biblical worldview to intentionally living and modeling it in every area of school life.
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The SEED Program
MAILING: P.O. Box 12366, Roanoke, VA 24025
OFFICE: 1120 Bypass Road, Vinton, VA 24179