Educators, in this month's article Cate MacDonald discusses how remembering heaven has influenced her decision to invest in student's lives.
Students, remember the conference charge to become both excellent and charitable. These complimentary virtues, grounded in God's character, are to be freely and joyfully pursued by his people.
Leaders and educators, our responsibility isn't just to prepare for our own pain, but to prepare for others' pain too, and creating spaces that serve as places of refuge is one way to do that well.
Students, have you struggled to know how to help a suffering friend, or received poor comfort? Read here about the connection between solitude and suffering, and how it should affect us.
Leaders, you direct the societies you serve, so it's especially important for you to learn to look to the past in the midst of a culture obsessed with whatever is "next" or "new."
Christian leadership has to be deeply influenced by our place in the narrative of God's salvation of the world. We're in an in-between place and that should change the way we do things.
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!
Cate MacDonald
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