BKT Blog

Honest conversations. Biblical wisdom. Practical resources.

Welcome to the BKT blog, a place where faith meets real life. Explore articles on Christian sex education, parenting, Christian dating, Christian marriage, identity, relationships, and the conversations that matter most.

Whether you’re a parent, educator, church leader, young adult, or young person, you’ll find practical insights, biblical encouragement, ministry updates, and trusted Christian sex education resources to help you navigate life’s big questions with confidence and Christ at the centre.

Director Thoughts

Reflecting on Term 2

We’re over half-way through Term 3 and it’s been so busy that we are only just stopping to fully reflect on Term 2. We partnered with two whole schools from Grade 1-12 as well as blessing several other schools along the way. The goal? Creating space for honest, thoughtful, and hope-filled conversations about sex, relationships, and faith. Here’s a glimpse into what Term 2 looked like at Big Kids’ Table… Heathdale Christian College Primary, Werribee We had the privilege of spending a week with the primary students at Heathdale Christian College, Werribee Campus, working with students from Grade 1 through to Grade 6. It was especially encouraging to return for the third year in a

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Events

When Students Lead the Way Towards Real Change ✨

Last week, our team had the privilege of holding space for big, hope-filled, educating conversations at Chairo Christian College (Drouin campus) and Plenty Valley Christian College Primary (PVCC). At these events, God did what He does best! ✊🏼 Yr 9s at Chairo Drouin: We spent the full day with Year 9 students diving deep into topics that matter: But the day didn’t end there. We finished by facilitating a “Change Project” — where students reflected on everything they’d learned and asked: What does God say about this?How can I make a positive, God-focused change in my community, classroom, and relationships? We wrapped up by celebrating God’s good vision for sex, and the radical hope we

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