Living a God-Honoring Christian Life
Pine Haven Christian Assembly – Park Rapids, MN
July 30 – August 4, 2025
Teachers:
Dr. Richard A. Knopp, Executive Director, Room For Doubt
Nicki Green, Pastor of Involvement, Eastview Christian Church, Normal, IL
Worldview Camp 2025 offers something more and something different. It’s for students who are serious about strengthening their faith and having fun. This camp will motivate you to love God more and understand why the Christian faith and way of life are different from, and better than, other philosophies and religions. It will help campers “take every thought captive to obey Christ” and “destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God” (2 Cor. 10:5).
This year’s theme focuses on how a Christian worldview guides our beliefs, attitudes, and behavior on matters of ethics or morality.
Did you know:
- 51% of American teens claim to be Christian, but only 8% have beliefs and habits of a committed Christian.
- Just 51% of those who attend an evangelical church rely on the Bible as their primary source for moral guidance.
- 58% of American adults agree that “identifying moral truth is up to each individual: there are no moral absolutes that apply to everyone, all the time.” The percentage is 73% among the LGBTQ community.
- 46% of American Christians who believe that the Bible is the true and reliable word of God REJECT ABSOLUTE MORAL TRUTH.
- 25% of American teens are “disengaged” from the Bible, meaning that they are skeptical about, or never read, the Bible.
SESSION MATERIALS
DISCUSSION ITEMS for family groups
Wednesday Evening:
“Living a God-Honoring Christian Life: A Worldview Introduction” [Rich Knopp]
- Lesson Outline (Blanks)
- Lesson Outline (Answers)
- CHART: “Layers of a Christian Worldview“
- CHART: “Loving God With Personal Integrity“
- Camper Survey. This confidential survey will be administered Wednesday evening to all campers. It’s designed to help leaders understand the campers more deeply and meet their needs more effectively.
“I’ve Been Framed” [Nicki Green]
- This session includes a personality assessment to help get better acquainted with each other.
- “Animal Personality Test”
- “Who Am I?” (table with descriptions)
Thursday AM 1: “Who Am I?” [Nicki Green]
- This session includes a spiritual gifts inventory to help analyze who you are and how it should affect how you live for God.
- “Spiritual Gifts Inventory”
- “What’s Your Shape?”
Thursday AM 2: “Loving God With My Individual Experience, My Relationships, and My Social Impact” [Rich Knopp]
- Lesson Outline (Blanks)
- Lesson Outline (Answers)
- CHART: “Loving God With My Individual Experience“
- CHART: “Love Your Neighbor“
Thursday evening: “Learning from Adam and Eve” [Rich Knopp] and “The Big Lie” [Nicki Green]
- Lesson Outline (Blanks) – Rich
- Lesson Outline (Answers) – Rich
- “The Big Lie” – Nicki
Friday AM1: “God’s Word on Two Mountains” [Rich Knopp & Nicki Green]
- Lesson Outline (Blanks) – Rich
- Lesson Outline (Answers) – Rich
- “Two Mountains: The Commandments We Love To Overlook Today“ – Nicki
Friday AM2: “A Biblical Picture of Christian Ethics, Part 1” [Rich Knopp & Nicki Green]
- This session discusses four major biblical ingredients of Christian ethics: The action performed, the agent who acts, the consequences, and the situation. Related Scriptures will be covered and some real-life examples and applications will be presented.
- Lesson Outline (Blanks)
- Lesson Outline (Answers)
Friday Evening: “A Biblical Picture of Christian Ethics, Part 2” [Rich Knopp & Nicki Green]
- This session continues to explain the four major biblical ingredients of Christian ethics.
- Lesson Outline (Blanks)
- Lesson Outline (Answers)
Saturday AM1: “Truth and Tolerance” [Rich Knopp]
- Lesson Outline (Blanks)
- Lesson Outline (Answers)
- “Christianity: The Ultimate Basis for Justice and Equality.” This is one lesson in the 15-lesson series called “Strengthen Faith” from Room For Doubt.
- This version includes all of the lesson’s HIDDEN TEXT, which provides extensive notes and answers for the fill-in blanks. It does not include the discussion questions.
- The lesson examines (1) the concepts of justice, human rights, and human equality; (2) the moral foundation for justice (including the rights and equality of all humans); (3) biblical teaching on justice and rights, dignity, and equality of all humans; and (4) case studies on racism, sexual orientation, gender, and the unborn.
- The entire series of 15 lessons can be PURCHASED HERE.
Saturday AM2: “A Christian Approach to Sexual Integrity” [Rich Knopp & Nicki Green]
- This session will examine a number of Bible passages and principles regarding sexual purity, with some attention given to LGBTQ questions.
- Lesson Outline (Blanks)
- Lesson Outline (Answers)
Sat Evening: “Living by the Spirit” [Nicki Green]
- This session will highlight the importance of experiencing God, which is more than just learning information about God. It will also offer some resources to use for your next steps.
- “Living by the Spirit: My Next Steps“
Recommended Resources
Videos:
- Room For Doubt Animation: “Why Do You Still Believe?”
- Short videos based on the book, Truth About God, by Richard Knopp:
Books and Articles:
- Richard Knopp. Truth About God: What Can We Know and How Can We Know It? A short book with discussion questions and six short videos.
This book will be provided for all campers!
- Richard Knopp. “Where Will We Go Without God?”
- Rebecca McLaughlin. 10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) about Christianity.
- Michael Kruger. Surviving Religion 101: Letters to a Christian Student on Keeping the Faith in College. Includes about 7 chapters that deal with the nature of the Bible–its claims about miracles (e.g. the resurrection of Jesus), its divine origin, its purported contradictions, its reliability after centuries of copying the texts, its inclusion of 66 ancient books (and not others), and its troubling moral passages that seem to support oppression and genocide.
- Recommended Resources for Youth and Adults (books, websites, and videos) on the Room For Doubt website. Especially note the one on “Resources for Teens and Young Adults.”
Relevant Information about Teens:
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“Three Takeaways from Barna’s New Research on Teenagers and the Bible“
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“Over Half of Gen Z Teens Feel Motivated to Learn More About Jesus“
- “New Global Study Reveals How Teens Around the World View the Bible“
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“Are Christian Teens Influencing or Being Influenced by the World?”
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“How Much Do Christian Teens Study the Bible? Insights from the Jesus Survey”
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