Summer Scholars Series – 2024!
Join us for three online discussions led by scholars and master teachers on selected topics in the liberal arts and classical Christian educational pedagogy! The…
Category: Theology
Articles pertaining to theology
Easter Meditation for My Students
What does Easter mean to you? Since you’re all scholarly students, I know you know it’s more than chocolate bunnies and Easter eggs (as fun…
Happy Epiphany!
In the historical church calendar, today (Jan. 6) is the Feast of the Epiphany. It is the last of the Twelve Days of Christmas. In the…
The Unreality of Sin
Authors in the Great Tradition describe sin as becoming less real and losing our humanity–we see this happening all around us. One of the blessings…
Training the Next Generation of Reformers
Martin Luther did not mean to start the Reformation. In 1517, Luther, a teacher of theology in Germany, posted some items for an academic discussion…
What the Lives of C.S. Lewis, Charles Darwin and a Few Junior Cowpokes Can Teach Parents and Educators About Faith Formation in Modern Times
A Guest Post by Mike Wilhelm, Ph.D. Dr. Wilhelm is the senior chaplain at Cal Farley’s: a worldwide leader in the field of residential childcare…
What Benefit Can Young People Derive from Classical Education? (Part 2)
[ This post originally appeared on my classical teacher site, Locus Classicus. ] [ Concluded from Part 1 ] For myself, I desire to take…
What Benefit Can Young People Derive from Classical Education? (Part 1)
[ This post originally appeared on my classical teacher site, Locus Classicus. ] I want to approach this seemingly counter-productive question (at least for those…
Houses of Healing, Houses of Hope
In the midst of the global COVID-19 crisis, there are many features of our modern life that we take for granted. Toilet paper, meat, hand…
Servant Leadership & Servant Teaching
This week, I experienced a bit of providence in my daily Bible reading. The Old Testament reading was from 1 Kings 12, where the new…