Educators, hope is available even in the pain of separation. While we are apart from Christ, hope is a companion in the present loneliness and sadness.
Educators, let's remember that even death can speak God's praise if it exhibits godly endurance. Fred Sanders points us to the examples of Christian martyrs.
Educators and church leaders, what if you had a calling to give the people you oversee an education in beauty? Would you be able to? Whose job is it to teach beauty anyway?
Students, have you wondered what the value of hard doctrine is, especially when it can be divisive? Sean McDowell outlines his reasons why right doctrine is more important than ever.
Leaders, allow us to invite you to consider the Easter story in a new light. Jennifer Snell reminds us that the miracle of Christ's resurrection leads us into questions, not out of them.
Leaders, it's your job to help the people you guide flourish. Yet, given human freedom, how can you do it? Is there any safe way? Rebecca Fort offers her answer to this important question.
The Examined Life is a monthly e-magazine that encourages a Christian life characterized by creativity, maturity, and wonder. It’s made by the community of thinkers at Wheatstone for Christian high school students, their parents, and educators. Comprised of one introductory video, three thematic articles, and four cultural reviews, each issue holds ideas and inspiration to carry you through a month of growth. It's a great resource for small groups, and a winsome mix of theology, philosophy, arts, stories, and cultural insight that you won't find elsewhere. Welcome!
Rebecca Card Hyatt
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