Lipscomb Academy - Upper School Bible Teacher (part-time)

Lipscomb University•Nashville, TN

About The Position

Lipscomb Academy seeks a part-time Upper School Bible Teacher to teach high school Bible courses and share Scripture and Christian theology in ways that are faithful, academically rigorous, developmentally appropriate, and aligned with the school’s mission. The teacher will design standards-aligned lessons and assessments, integrate spiritual formation into classroom routines, collaborate on curriculum and discipleship initiatives, and contribute to the school’s spiritual and co-curricular life. The position also involves maintaining accurate records, communicating with students and families, participating in professional learning and school events, and modeling Christian character while supporting students’ faith and personal development.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree required.
Demonstrated Biblical literacy and theological maturity.
Ability to build positive relationships with high school students and partner with families.
Strong communication, organization, and collaboration skills.
Comfort with educational technology and learning management systems.
Willingness to support and model Lipscomb Academy’s mission and values, participate in spiritual life activities, and mentor students in faith and character.

Nice To Haves

Degree in Bible, Theology, Ministry, Christian Education, or a related field.
Tennessee Teacher License.
Three or more years of teaching experience; strong early-career candidates are encouraged to apply.
Effective secondary teaching experience with evidence of strong pedagogy and classroom management.
Master’s degree in Bible/Theology, Christian Education, or a related discipline.
Experience in pastoral ministry, youth ministry, spiritual formation, or Christian schooling.
Capacity to contribute to co-curricular life, including support, missions, and worship.

Responsibilities

Teach an assigned part-time load of high school Bible courses, such as Old Testament, New Testament, Christian Ethics, Christian Story, Apologetics, and Spiritual Formation.
Design standards-aligned and biblically faithful units and lessons with clear learning objectives and assessments.
Integrate Scripture engagement, prayer, reflection, and service into classroom routines.
Collaborate with the Bible department and the Director of Spiritual Formation on curriculum alignment and discipleship initiatives.
Contribute to chapel and worship experiences, service-learning, retreats, small groups, and mentoring.
Maintain accurate records and communicate proactively with students and families while upholding school policies.
Participate in professional learning, department meetings, and school events.
Model Christian character and shepherd students with care, consistency, and integrity.
Fulfill additional assigned duties, such as advisory, chapel, clubs, or co-curricular leadership.
Participate in spiritual life activities and mentor students in faith and character.