Category: Academics

As much as we may seek to mitigate it, we are products of our culture. Cultural assumptions naturally come from various places: family, church, school, neighborhood, friends, media. Some of our assumptions and beliefs are formed intentionally and honed over… Read More

One of the most important books you may read this year is a #1 New York Times best seller co-written by David Goodwin, president of the ACCS (Association of Classical Christian Schools). He and co-author, Pete Hegseth, present a compelling… Read More

In the checkout line this week, the clerk asked me what I do. When I said that I teach Latin, he was intrigued and wondered, “Why still teach Latin in this day and age?” Whether you are a prospective parent… Read More

In Romans 7, the Apostle Paul writes, “For what I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do.” Our sin nature compels us to grapple with this reality: we are fallen and even our best… Read More