Wimpy or Worn Out? Finding the balance between indulging or burning out our children – Keith McCurdy
Classical Christian kids are asked to give a lot of their time and mental energy to school and life in general. Parents can make the mistake of being too...
A Fresh Perspective from Africa on this “Classical Christian School Thing” – Karen Elliott
It is easy at times to get discouraged when we look at American culture and the state of education in most American schools. Can classical Christian education really be...
You Are What You Sing – Jarrod Richey
Classical folks make a big deal out of singing and knowing how to play music. Is there more to it than just wanting us to be well rounded? Even for those...
Wisdom from Alistair Begg on Raising the Next Generation
What if you found yourself on a train traveling through Europe and you discovered Dr. Alistair Begg was sitting across from you. You know, Alistair Begg, the pastor and teacher...
Education is not Neutral Oatmeal – Doug Wilson
Doug Wilson is one of the leading influencers in the rise of classical Christian education in the past 40 years. His own discovery after reading Dorothy Sayers’ essay, The Lost Tools...
Some Things Don’t Change. Raising A Generation with Truth – John MacArthur
Dr. MacArthur has been a pastor-teacher for more than five decades. Despite the constant changes around us in pop culture and technology, God’s Truth doesn’t change and the Word...
Great Books…Great to Whom? Why It Matters – Louis Markos
Classical folks talk a lot about reading the “Great Books.” What are the Great Books? Why are they any different than reading other books? And who decided they are Great? Shouldn’t...
Sports Gone Mad: How to Reclaim Balance For Our Children – Ken Sugarman
Sports teams that go year round or travel most weekends appear to be the trend…but how is this affecting children and how can we navigate the pitfalls of an...
20 Years Ago He Found only 6 Christian Colleges Faithful and Today… – Robert Benne
Two decades ago, Robert Benne researched Christian colleges to see if any had remained true to their founding mission and vision — he identified six. And today he’s not so sure...
Worldview isn’t Enough – Peter Vande Brake
It has been said that, “the purpose of education is not thinking; it is acting. It is not just knowing what to do; it is doing it.” This means...