A Homeschool Mom Reads: January through April
At long last, I finished my master’s degree in Christian education in December. Much as I’m thrilled to be done, I loved the external pressure… Read More »A Homeschool Mom Reads: January through April
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The App That Rescued Our Memory Work
I posted this photo on facebook a few days ago as I was gearing up for and getting excited about our simplified summer morning routine… Read More »The App That Rescued Our Memory Work
Classical Christian Education: Four Distinct Approaches, part 1
I’m guessing that a lot of homeschool parents, like me, encountered classical Christian education (CCE) through either Doug Wilson’s excellent book Recovering the Lost Tools… Read More »Classical Christian Education: Four Distinct Approaches, part 1
Central Seminary Gains Standing with ATS
We are pleased to announce that Central Baptist Theological Seminary of Minneapolis has been granted associate membership in the Association of Theological Schools. This recognition… Read More »Central Seminary Gains Standing with ATS
List of Classical Conversations and Veritas Timeline Cards
Last spring I did a review of Classical Conversations history. I mentioned that I’d provide a list of the Classical Conversations history timeline events and… Read More »List of Classical Conversations and Veritas Timeline Cards
Reflections on Summer Teaching, Part Two: Church Planting, Theological Education, and the Great Commission
Last week, I shared some observations gained from a busy summer of teaching internationally. I received a number of replies, both supportive and questioning, that… Read More »Reflections on Summer Teaching, Part Two: Church Planting, Theological Education, and the Great Commission
Must-Read Books on Classical Christian Education
The question I get asked most when discussing education is what books I recommend to get started with classical Christian homeschooling. So, here are what… Read More »Must-Read Books on Classical Christian Education
Receive a Master of Arts in Worship without having to relocate
This week I am in the midst of teaching an intensive block class called “Biblical Foundations of Worship and Culture.” Although teaching 8:30-4 each day… Read More »Receive a Master of Arts in Worship without having to relocate
Preparation for Seminary
The standard for ministry training used to involve a liberal education at the undergraduate level, followed by a three-year ministry degree (in those days it… Read More »Preparation for Seminary
How to convince a pastor that worship and music are important
In the past couple weeks I have tried to suggest two reasons (among many others) problems in worship exists today. The first is that pastors… Read More »How to convince a pastor that worship and music are important
Why else are we in this mess?
I suggested last week, springing from Kevin Bauder’s excellent article, that one of the reasons worship is in such trouble today is that pastors who… Read More »Why else are we in this mess?
Knowing and Loving God
The free course being offered this June at Central Baptist Theological Seminary of Minneapolis should be of particular interest to readers of this blog. It… Read More »Knowing and Loving God
The Importance of Music Ministry in Missions
In Titus 1:5, Paul explains that the reason he sent Titus to Crete was to “straighten out” the churches. The churches themselves had already been… Read More »The Importance of Music Ministry in Missions
The Teaching Power of Music
I spoke today at the Michigan Association of Christian Schools Teachers Convention. This is the lecture I presented. My task today is to convince you… Read More »The Teaching Power of Music
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