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Memorials to Miracles: Reminders of the Gospel We Still Need
MEMORIALS TO MIRACLES: REMINDERS OF THE GOSPEL WE STILL NEED If you had the opportunity to watch Charlie Kirk’s...
When Faith Costs Everything
WHEN FAITH COSTS EVERYTHING Today, I want to take a moment to acknowledge Charlie Kirk. As you likely know, Charlie was...
Seeing What is True, Good, and Beautiful
SEEING WHAT IS TRUE, GOOD, AND BEAUTIFUL The “Allegory of the Cave” in Book VII of Plato’s Republic...
How Do Sports Fit Into a Classical Education?
HOW DO SPORTS FIT INTO A CLASSICAL EDUCATION? To what degree should we prioritize sports in an institution that places...
Reflections on Preparing our Children for Launch
REFLECTIONS ON PREPARING OUR CHILDREN FOR LAUNCH I had the privilege, along with a bit of sadness, of dropping my son...
Why Would a Christian School Host Retreats?
WHY WOULD A CHRISTIAN SCHOOL HOST RETREATS? When I think of the word “retreat,” I immediately associate it with a...
Welcome to the Round Table
WELCOME TO THE ROUND TABLE This Thursday, August 14, marks the first day of school. If your family is like mine, you...
The Faithfulness of God
Recently, in reflecting on my time here, I found myself pondering God's faithfulness. Why (at times during my tenure...
Can We Have Difficult Conversations?
As families, as a school, and as a nation, we’re in trouble if we can’t have difficult conversations. Can we still...
Is “Justice” Possible In a Community Lacking a Moral Consensus?
In his chapter titled “Can We Know What’s Fair?,” Inazu argues that “fairness” or justice is much less black...
Empathy: An Essential Component of Effective Communication
Effective civil discourse requires something the Christian community can and must provide—empathy. Empathy is a...
Missions: a Life of Service
Inspiring our students (and our entire community) to live a life of service has been on my mind and in my prayers on...