The videos, articles, and suggested activities in this Classroom Resource explore the Christian foundation for seeing all humans as equally…
The CPX Youth & Schools section is our dedicated space for CPX resources for use in high-school contexts. All these resources are designed for students with a range of experiences and attitudes towards the Christian faith.
Help students explore, question and better understand the topic of Human Dignity as it relates to the world around them. Drawing on high-quality resources from the team at CPX and friends from around the world, these activities are conveniently arranged into eight engaging topics from Birth, Death, Disability, the Marginalised, Gender Equality and more.
The videos, articles, and suggested activities in this Classroom Resource explore the Christian foundation for seeing all humans as equally…
The videos, articles, extracts, and suggested activities in this Classroom Resource examine the extent to which the Christian notion that…
The videos, articles, and suggested activities in this Classroom Resource explore the mixed role of the Christian church in promoting…
The videos, articles, and suggested activities in this Classroom Resource explore the mixed role of the Christian church in promoting…
The videos, articles, and suggested activities in this Classroom Resource explore how biblical ideas of universal human dignity and equality…
For the Love of God is a documentary that confronts the worst that Christians have done, and traces the origins of Western values like human rights, charity, and non-violence back to the influence of Jesus.
These resources, produced in partnership with several teachers, contain suggested activities for use in high-school classrooms, based on one or more of the documentary's segments. If you would like to do a series on For the Love of God in your classroom, click here for a suggested ten-week plan.
(You may want to use this lesson as the final, summary lesson in a series, after having looked at several…
This segment comes from Episode 1: War + Peace. From Jesus’ command to “love your enemies” to the idea of…
This segment comes from Episode 1: War + Peace. From Jesus’ command to “love your enemies” to the idea of…
This segment comes from Episode 3: Rich + Poor. From decadent medieval popes to modern televangelists with private jets, religion…
This segment comes from Episode 4: Power + Humility. The church’s record of holding power – from Emperor Constantine in…
This segment comes from Episode 4: Power + Humility. The church’s record of holding power – from Emperor Constantine in…
Andy Crouch is a partner for theology and culture at Praxis, an organisation that works as a creative engine for redemptive entrepreneurship. He is also the author of a number of books, including Culture Making, The Tech-Wise Family, and most recently, The Life We're Looking For: Reclaiming Relationship in a Technological World. He was the speaker for CPX's 2022 Richard Johnson Lecture.
In this bite-sized video series, Andy answers eight questions for teenagers about technology, relationships, community, and humanity.
Andy Crouch on the difference between a device and an instrument, and how your phone can be both.
Andy Crouch on why the “superpowers” technology gives us aren’t always good for us.
Andy Crouch on how using social media less doesn’t mean missing out on what everyone else is talking about.
Dr Darrell Bock is Executive Director of Cultural Engagement and Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary. He is the author of over 40 books, including notable commentaries on the biblical books of Luke and Acts, and several works looking at the historical Jesus. He often speaks in the media on topics related to the New Testament and Christianity in contemporary society.
In this video series, he answers seven commonly-asked questions about the most-read book of all time.
Part I of Bites on the Bible with Darrell Bock.
Part III of Bites on the Bible with Darrell Bock.
Part IV of Bites on the Bible with Darrell Bock.
These resources contain suggested activities for use in high-school classrooms, based on videos and articles from the CPX online library. The resources aim to help students explore important questions to do with the Christian faith, such as whether the Bible is reliable, the relationship between science and Christianity, and how the human experience of suffering fits in with the Christian notion of a good God.
The Bible, perhaps surprisingly, has a very positive view of physical creation, and teaches that people have a responsibility to…
Whilst we cannot ‘prove’ the existence of God, there are many good reasons, both rational and emotional, for belief in…
We have many good reasons to trust the Biblical accounts of Jesus (that is, the four gospels) as historically reliable…
There are good reasons to trust that Jesus’ resurrection was an historical event, and therefore it is worth considering whether…
The problem of pain and suffering in the world does pose a challenge to belief in an all-good, all-powerful God.…
There are a range of views within Christianity by people who take the Bible seriously with regards to the early…
