April 24, 2021

The Necessity of Christian Education

April 24, 2021/ Zachary Garris

The Bible does not tell us where we should educate our children, but it does tell us how we should educate our children. So before we evaluate our educational options for our children (public, private, or home school), we must first look at what the Word of God says about education.

August 09, 2019

Dabney on Public Education—"a non-Christian training is an anti-Christian training"

August 09, 2019/ Zachary Garris

True education is, in a sense, a spiritual process, the nurture of a soul.

January 27, 2017

Christian Schools as a Better Way: A Response to Jemar Tisby and RAAN on Public Education

January 27, 2017/ Zachary Garris

If Mr. Tisby really wants to serve the poor, he will join me in advocating for Christians to turn their efforts towards Christian education. This is a far better way of serving those in need.

December 14, 2015

Why Schools Cannot Avoid Teaching Morality

December 14, 2015/ Zachary Garris

Modern schools claim they separate education and morality. Moral instruction has nothing to do with math and science. And besides, that is the job of parents at home. We hear this kind of thing often, yet it is a boldfaced lie. Education and moral instruction cannot be separated.

October 12, 2015

R.C. Sproul on Christian Education

October 12, 2015/ Zachary Garris

Dr. Sproul's ministry in a sense is all about Christian education, as he teaches the Christian worldview through his books and lessons. But here he provides a six-part audio series where he specifically teaches on the subject of education. Dr. Sproul shows that no education is "neutral" and we therefore ought to provide students with a Christian education.

September 21, 2015

Six Reasons Why History Must Be Taught From a Christian Worldview

September 21, 2015/ Zachary Garris

When people think of a Christian school, most think of a school that includes prayer, chapel, and required Bible courses. But a Christian school should be far more than that, as every subject should be taught in submission to the Lord Jesus Christ. Of course, it is not always easy to see from the outside just how this plays out in the classroom. So let me take the subject of history and show why the teacher’s worldview matters.