Inspiration

To Leisure We are Called

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As summer vacation approaches, it is fitting to consider why it is that only humans, among all God’s creations, enjoy leisure as a gift from Him. God rested on the seventh day, and He invites us, His image bearers, to delight in that sabbath rest also (Gen 2:2-4; Is 58:13-14). We are frenetic people, though, […]

Seeking the Giver

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In a devotional last fall, Paul David Tripp offered a healthy caution about the danger of treating our Heavenly Father as a cosmic vending machine. Tripp’s counsel was a timely reminder for me, and I hope it is for you as well: “Rather than seeking the Giver for the gifts that he can provide, seek […]

What kind of Lord?

“Jesus is Lord.” This is the first and most essential confession of a follower of Jesus Christ. St. Paul wrote in Romans 10:9-10, “if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For with the heart one believes […]

The Gift of Grit

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Are you training your children to be gritty? I spoke to the Grammar School students a while back about grit, which I defined for them as “sticking with it till the end, even when the going gets tough.” When I envision grit, I picture a cross country runner who is nearing the end of the […]

The Unique Power of Latin and Greek

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There are a number of things that set a classical Christian education apart and make it unique. One of those things is the study of Latin and Greek. Providence students learn Latin for six years (4th-9th grades) and New Testament Greek for two years (10th-11th grades). These studies are important and valuable distinctives of a […]

Redeeming the Time

Low standards are a plague. They are a plague on the home, on society, and most certainly on education and youth culture. Teens, it seems, are expected to be vulgar, boorish, self-centered, monosyllabic slackers whose slogan for life is a bored “Whatever” and whose moral standards are shaped by the narcissism and vacuity of social […]

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