Storytelling from a Biblical Worldview

Description

Learning Objectives: By the end of this course, students will be able to: 1. Define and articulate the key components of a biblical worldview as it applies to storytelling. 2. Compare and contrast biblical storytelling with secular storytelling in terms of worldview, character development, themes, and resolution. 3. Identify and analyze biblical themes (e.g., redemption, grace, obedience) in selected biblical and modern Christian narratives. 4. Evaluate stories (films, books, dramas) for doctrinal accuracy, moral messaging, and cultural relevance from a biblical perspective. 5. Apply biblical storytelling principles by rewriting a secular story or creating an original short story that reflects a biblical worldview. 6. Demonstrate understanding of redemptive storytelling by creating a character arc grounded in repentance, transformation, and hope in Christ. 7. Use Scripture and spiritual discernment to justify creative decisions in storytelling elements such as plot, conflict, and resolution. 8. Recognize common pitfalls in Christian storytelling and propose solutions to improve narrative depth and biblical integrity