08/26/2026
What if our children didn’t just learn Scripture—but learned how to seek God’s perspective through it?
In Matthew 16, Peter hears Jesus explain what is going to happen to Him and immediately reacts from what seems right from a human perspective.
Jesus responds:
“You do not have in mind the concerns of God, but merely human concerns.” — Matthew 16:23
What a powerful distinction.
Melissa, a Revelate Learning practitioner and founder of Living Water Legacy Academy, sat down with her son to explore this passage together. But before they began, they did something simple and profound:
They invited the Holy Spirit into the learning.
“Show us what You want us to see.”
And then Melissa didn’t simply tell him what the Scripture meant.
She asked questions.
She listened.
She gave him space to wrestle with the ideas, make connections, and discover what God might be revealing to him.
And he did.
This is the difference between simply transferring information and cultivating revelation.
Our children don’t only need adults who will give them the right answers.
They need to learn how to seek Truth.
How to ask deeper questions.
How to discern.
How to recognize the difference between human wisdom and God’s wisdom.
And how to invite the Holy Spirit into their learning.
Because one day, we won’t be sitting beside them telling them what to think.
Our hope is that they will know where to go for Truth—and how to seek God’s perspective for themselves.
This is at the heart of Revelate Learning.
We’re equipping parents and educators to create learning environments where children don’t simply acquire information—they learn to encounter the Creator in what they’re learning and develop wisdom and discernment for a lifetime.
Education shouldn’t only teach a child what to know.
It should teach them where to look for Truth.
Learn more about Revelate Learning through the link in bio.