I know a lot of you are thinking about next year’s curricula for your homeschool and some of you may be thinking about homeschooling for… Read More »Our Homeschool Curriculum (I Bought a Whole Program!)
Kevin T. Bauder By every indicator, historic, mainstream fundamentalism is a shrinking movement. Churches are shrinking. Fellowships are shrinking. Mission agencies are shrinking. Schools have… Read More »The Future of Fundamentalist Education: Students
We started back to school this week! Here is what we’re using this year in our homeschool to foster a joyful search for wisdom and… Read More »Homeschool Curriculum Choices for 5th and 7th Grades
Kevin T. Bauder The Religious News Service recently published a story stating that future pastors are turning away from the traditional M.Div. and toward the… Read More »It’s Not a Cadillac! Part Two: What Are We Doing?
If Christian educators are intent upon educating their students with truth, both its factual content and the way the truth is imagined, then they must commit to utilize… Read More »The importance of cultural discernment in Christian education
Word has come that Donald K. Campbell passed away last Sunday, January 14. Campbell was the third president of Dallas Theological Seminary, following John Walvoord… Read More »A Fundamentalist’s Education
I have used the term “living book” here a number of times when discussing the books we choose for our homeschool education. In some educational… Read More »What is a Living Book?
Brett Williams In my last article, I discussed the future of seminary education in relationship to consumer-driven academia and consumer-craving ecclesiology. It seems as though… Read More »The Future of Seminary Education, Part II
I got a great question recently, and it’s one I’ve given a lot of thought to since Christopher was born last June. The question was… Read More »Beautiful Baby Books: A List of Recommendations
Being familiar with some of Rod Dreher’s other works like The Little Way of Ruthie Leming and How Dante Can Save Your Life, I was excited to… Read More »The Benedict Option for Education
In June of 1979 my wife and I left Cambridge, Iowa for seminary in Denver, Colorado. We were towing a fully-loaded twelve-foot U-Haul trailer with… Read More »What Seminary Gave Me
Jeff Straub Last week, I began a discussion on the trend to combine college and seminary education into a shortened five- or six-year program. By… Read More »A Plea for a Three-Year Master of Divinity, Part Two
Jeff Straub It has become a bit trendy in recent days to pare down the M.Div. degree to something much less than the traditional 96… Read More »A Plea for a Three-Year Master of Divinity, Part One
We finished school this month, so that has, thankfully, left me with some more time to read. As a summer goal, I’m going to try… Read More »A Homeschool Mom Reads: May 2016
Jeff Straub Throughout my 12-year tenure here at Central Seminary, I have been using part of my time to teach overseas. When I was hired,… Read More »Missions in the 21st Century: Is It a Time to Rethink Our Strategy?
Every semester it seems I’m able to simplify even more as I read and learn and find new resources. This makes me happy. Our homeschool… Read More »Our Classical Homeschool 2nd Semester: Curricula Choices and Weekly Checksheets
First of all, if you follow this series, you know I didn’t post the books I read in October through December. The truth is, I… Read More »A Homeschool Mom Reads: My Book List for 2016
We’ve started a brand new Facebook community, Religious Affections Family Resources, for Christian families to share and discuss the best in books, music, and educational… Read More »New Facebook Group for Sharing Family Resources
Our library book sale is coming up this month, plus I’ve been frequenting our local Half Price Books, so I recently made myself a book… Read More »Children’s Books Shopping List (with FREE download)
Earlier this month I had the privilege to speak at a women’s conference for ten like-minded Fort Worth churches. I spoke on family worship… Read More »Virtue Formation Through Liturgy in Our Homeschool Morning Time