OUR VALUES
Mission
We aim to foster academically skilled and spiritually grounded next-generation leaders who will influence their churches and the world with a Christian heritage. We seek to ignite fervent passion and establish an exemplary standard in Christian education with biblical worldview principles among parents and churches.
A leader with the principles of a biblical worldview changes the world in this noble way.
Vision
Heavenly Generation is committed to instilling parents and children with Christian values through the provision of comprehensive courses for all generations. With an in-depth foundation in the authority of God’s Word, we seek to empower all generations with the tools and insights necessary to navigate the world through a Christ-centered perspective and make a positive influence within their communities and beyond.
Our Coure Values
Academic Excellence
Reflect the infinite worth of God in the quality of our service.
Leadership
All designated leaders receive regular, ongoing qualified training and serve their church and community with ownership and stewardship which God commanded to take care of.
Apologetic
Preparing to shine Jesus in the world through analyzing the current issues based on the Scriptures.
Christian Worldview
Engage the absolute authority of God’s Word in all areas. A Christian worldview education is looking at each subject through the lens of Scripture.
Discipleship
Each class strives to create a culture of life-on-life discipleship to focus on God rather than self, thereby creating a biblical, servant-leader model and healthy environment.
Parenting Shepherding Mentoring
Meet Christ through His Word, grow in faith, and love for Him, and develop a heart to encourage their children and others to do the same. Led by the Holy Spirit, we mentor/Shepherd one another and those who are called to lead.
Keep Moving Forward.
- Joshua Byers Last Words
Joshua's Mission
The story of righteous leader, CAPTAIN Joshua Byers (US ARMY)
Josh Byers was born on April 15, 1974 in Anderson, South Carolina. He was a high achiever from the start and started talking about serving his country while still in his early years.
While he was in the 9th grade his family moved to Reno, Nevada. He got active in Naval Junior ROTC at Reed High School and soon started thinking about the Navy or Marines. He shot up through the ranks in his ROTC class and by his senior year had accomplished being the Drill Team w/Arms Commander and the Battalion Commander. He worked hard to keep a 4.0 GPA in high school and was very active in student government and civic and church groups. He was elected Student Body President of Reed High School and also served as the student representative on the Washoe County School Board. He received an appointment to West Point early in his senior year of high school and about a month later received an appointment to the US Naval Academy. He chose West Point and became a member of the Class of 1996 in June, 1992.
Times were tough at West Point but Josh conquered the challenges and did well both militarily and academically. He finished Air Assault School while at West Point and completed Airborne and Ranger School before reporting to Fort Stewart. After a 6 month deployment to Kuwait in 1998 he got engaged; he and Kim were married on Dec. 19, 1998. After Fort Stewart he and Kim moved to Fort Leonard Wood in MO where he had more officer training and received his Masters in Engineering from the University of Missouri Rolla.
While at Fort Carson Josh was on the General’s staff and after a few months he became the Aide-de-Camp for the Commanding General on post, General Hondo Campbell. Several months before troops began deploying to Iraq to fight the war on terrorism Josh was assigned to Headquarters Company and helped train soldiers for urban warfare during the months of waiting for deployment. His regiment deployed to Iraq in late March and early April of 2003. After 3 months in Iraq he became the Company Commander of Fox Troop in the 2/3ACR. He gained the respect of his company and led them in many treacherous missions. On July 23 as the company was getting ready to move from AR Ramadi to AL Fallujah, Josh was in the lead vehicle of the convoy. About 2 miles out of Ramadi an IED was detonated and struck the humvee that he was in along with 3 other soldiers and his interpreter. As the smoke was filling the air Josh gave a last command to his driver to “Keep Moving Forward”. This command saved lives.
Josh loved his country and died with valor. He told his family as he left to go to Iraq that he would be home soon but if he didn’t make it home alive that there was no better way to die than in service to his beloved country. Keep Moving Forward - Joshua's Last Words is the story of hero, Captain Joshua Todd Byers. Journey through the decisions made by a young boy that eventually set him apart from others. Decisions that consequently forged a leader that many would consider among the best they'd ever seen. Josh was a leader who led from the front and lived by the rule, "To Lead is to Serve".