The Resurrection and Everyday Life
Christians are people of the Resurrection. How should we live in light of this truth? Put plainly, the Resurrection should change the way we approach life!
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A Father's Resolutions
Practical guidance for Christian parents who aspire to - with God's grace - raise their children in the paideia or nurture and admonition of the Lord.
Read articleChanging the Conversation
Trinitas seeks to transfer a way of life to students by giving them the characteristics that make good citizens, parents, neighbors, and worshippers.
Read articleThe Wiseman’s Folly: A Reflection on Foolishness and Wisdom
The wise and fortunate man is one who loves God’s law, delights in it, and meditates on it; the foolish man is he who rejects it.
Read articleClassically Educated Parents
Trinitas parents can embark on the classical education journey with their children—the whole family learning together in a community of families.
Read articleTeach Them Diligently for Life
Don’t neglect your duty as a Christian parent. Teach your children diligently the ways of God that they might love God, keep His commandments, and live.
Read articleA Seat at the Table
If we give our children a true education and not progressive indoctrination, Christians will once again lead in public discourse and elsewhere as well.
Read articleCommoners in the King’s Court
Trinitas students are being equipped with the education of a king making them able to do the next right thing when the world seems to be losing its mind.
Read articleThe End of Education
The utilitarian lens through which we view the world clouds the way we think about education resulting in the wrong view of education’s end.
Read articleAll the World’s a Stage
Drama in classical education from a Christian worldview gives students the opportunity to develop skills and virtue through the performing arts.
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