Why Study Greek - Part I
Trinitas is frequently asked why we teach "dead languages". We teach both Latin and Greek and believe to do otherwise would be less than classical.
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What Were You Looking For?
Headmaster Ron Gilley recalls what it was that brought his family to Trinitas and how the decision changed their family forever.
Read articleLeaving Children to Themselves
God ordered the world this way so that parents would pass knowledge, understanding, and wisdom to children who desperately need it.
Read articleRedeeming Time: The Past
When thinking of the past, we find ourselves in one of two precarious positions: veneration or disdain.
Read articleRedeeming Time: The Present
Be faithful in the present moment—in every day that can be called “today”—but remember whose faithfulness it is that saves and heals. Rest in the Lord.
Read articleRedeeming Time: The Future
We spend a lot of time thinking about our future, but redeeming the future requires preparing for the future.
Read articleLife's Chief Labor - Final Post
A man’s improvement in the home comes through reorientation of his heart and habits.
Read articleHow Trinitas Reinvigorated My Idealist Nature
Teaching at Trinitas has reinvigorated my Christian educator idealist nature. It has helped me to reimagine what I once lost, an ideal teaching and class environment.
Read articleThankful for the Helmet
The graduation cap, a fitting picture of the armor of our day, could be an analogy to a classical and Christ-centered education.
Read articleLife’s Chief Labor Part III
A man’s improvement in the home comes through reorientation of his heart and habits.
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