This article stresses the value of exposing students to novels that will helpfully confront them with their own worldview, in an effort to help them grow in appreciation for reading.

This article on the goal of education looks at the central place Jesus Christ has in the education of our children.

We must always be in the process of education: growing in wisdom, knowledge and understanding.

This article defines the meaning and aim of education, particularly Christian education.

Christian teaching has its foundation in God and His work of redemption, and it is a teaching flowing from the heart aiming for the heart. This article Explains what this means based on Ezra 7-10. 

This article shows that for Christians further education can play a role in developing them as the salt and light of this world, and as stewards of God’s creation and talents.

This article looks at the reasons for and purpose of Christian education from the viewpoint of Psalm 78: the covenant and the kingdom of God. 

This article is about education as a preparation for our life and career in the service of the Lord.

Drawing lessons from David Stow, the pioneer of education, this article shows that Christians in the past always had an interest in education. Education was aimed are preparing children for time and eternity.

Should Christian young women pursue higher education? If they are going to spend their life as homemakers, why waste money and time on something they will not use? This article answers these objections and shows that Christian young women should pursue higher education.

This article is about what the first petition of the Lord's prayer means for the Christian school.

Is our Christian schools focusing on equipping our children for their task in the kingdom of God? This article is about education and the kingdom of God.

This article discusses the goal of a Christian school and Christian education as one of obedience, by which the school community's distinction from the world will become evident.

This article is about the purpose of education and the importance of knowledge in education. It also looks at Christian education and non-christian knowledge (secular knowledge).