In this episode, we dive into the doctrine of vocation and how to teach from a christian worldview.
In this episode we discuss classical Christian education as well as many other forms of Christian education. We looked at some of the trade-offs, some of the pros, and some of the cons of various approaches to Christian education.
In this episode, we discuss how to love others well with our time. How can we prioritize time management, and make decisions that are proactive. How does the Lord's Day play into this, or our eschatology.
Dawson spoke with the upper school students on April 19th, a powerful and important perspective on the blessings of the school and some of the realities of life.
Sheet music: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wM3aVz0Z1iQlD-03aIRM2kfBWHXY8fo2/view?usp=sharing
Read by Drew Ray
Theology Fun Facts by Ella-Kate Ray
Sun, Moon, Stars
If we compare Genesis 1:14 and 16 we see employed the literary device known
as chiasm. A chiasm is a literary device in which parallel ideas or terms are pres-
ented in a sandwich form instead of normal parallelism; that is, ABCDDCBA instead
of AABBCCDD. The use of chasm, which helps bring out the particular symbolic
associations of sun, moon, and stars:
A.14. Let them be for signs
B.14. And for festival times
C.14. And for days and years
C'16. The greater light to govern the day
B' 16. And the lesser light to govern the night
A' 16. The stars also
The stars (A) are primarily associated with astral symbolism. The moon (B) is associated with appointed festivals, which began in the evening and were removed in the New Covenant. The sun (C) is associated with days and years.
Bass?
Read by Wyatt Keith
Joke by Wren Keith
WrenieK and WyDubKee$le release their first hit!
http://www.sndup.net/v4gp
Paul Duncan - Historic premillennialism
Matt Mills - Amillennialism
Steve Jeffrey - Postmillennialism
Read by Noah Hurt
Joke by Layla Hurt
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sXYb7AT0xJIdDkEtH1TtwLdpQlOPtbjJ/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lRymMri4Qc9-GLtzcxIVAcOLveBTSFo9/view?usp=sharing
Please join us January 10 at 6:30 PM at Granbury Live for a pastor panel/discussion regarding eschatology featuring Paul Duncan, Matt Mills, and Steve Jeffery
Read by Rachel Hartshorn
Fun fact by Jude Hartshorn
Rachel and I...old school - https://imgur.com/VanCanH
Read by Autumn Hartshorn
Word of the Week by Eve Hartshorn
hippopotamus (n.)omnivorous ungulate pachydermatous mammal of Africa, 1560s, from Late Latin hippopotamus, from Greek hippopotamus "riverhorse," an irregular formation from earlier ho hippos potamios "the horse of the river"), from hippos "horse" (from PIE root ekwo- "horse") + adjective from potamos* "river, rushing water" (see potamo-). Replaced Middle English ypotame (c. 1300), which is from the same source but deformed in Old French. Glossed in Old English as sæhengest.
“Out of the mouth of babies and infants, you have established strength because of your foes, to still the enemy and the avenger.” - Ps. 8:2
The task before us is great as we restore civilization...and we must be about the task of training up the next generation. To that end, listen as 11th grader Brianna Hurt engages the question, what should be a proper response to a proper education?
We are Christian first, but we are also classical. What does this mean?
A quicker summary of the trivium - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd7clJzJZ08
What exactly is a worldview? How does one develop a Christian worldview?
For more information on worldviews;
Voddie Baucham - https://youtu.be/JdYoneG76jw?t=168 <--this is 🔥
In fact, if you listen to one thing, my podcast or this, listen to this!
R.C. Sproul - https://www.ligonier.org/learn/series/christian_worldview/secularism-worldview/?
A Christian Worldview Defined - Machen and Quote by Abraham Kuyper - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QGkiENGHAAF-TQBcEdv-V8ObH0aSmW-L/view?usp=sharing
One of the things I tell the teachers all the time is, 'never assume buy-in'...in ourselves, in others, in our students... This episode reemphasizes some of the foundational principles and promises of God that we rest on here at Grace.