To say that a book is a great Christian novel obviously and necessarily implies two [...]
Amidst the gushing river of popular culture, the turbulent climate of politics, media bias, and [...]
Developing an attractive, legible cursive handwriting style certainly has great aesthetic value, but it also [...]
In this day of computers, and the triumph of science and technology, when there is [...]
On July 18, 1013, a baby boy was born to the Duke of Altshausen in [...]
“Yes, Jesus loves me. The Bible tells me so.” — Was this your first sacred [...]
When we teach a child who has learning difficulties, medical conditions, or other daily struggles, [...]
How many people would hand over supreme power to return to life as a farmer, [...]
In Amor Towles’ new book, The Lincoln Highway, we find eight-year-old Billy Watson in a [...]
As a Christian holy day, Christmas is about one great Christian doctrine: the Incarnation. The [...]
Only one man in history both lived by the pen and literally died by [...]
In After Virtue, Alasdair MacIntyre observes that in all classical and heroic societies, “the chief [...]
It is the prerogative of the Christian to reach for unreachable things. The Christian teacher [...]
One Latin word encapsulates suffering: tentatio. Wrapped with adversity and affliction, tentatio depicts trial and [...]
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