In this episode of Growing Classically, Ryan Gilmore and Jonathan Winn explore Oak Grove Classical Academy’s vision, “Learn for Life. Live for Christ.” They discuss what it means to cultivate a lifelong love of learning rooted in humility, curiosity, and the desire to know God more deeply, as well as what it means to live for Christ by loving God, serving others, and ordering our lives around His kingdom. The conversation considers how an eternal perspective should shape the purpose of education, extending beyond academic achievement and career preparation to the formation of the whole person. Ultimately, they describe the kind of graduates Oak Grove hopes to cultivate: men and women who love wisdom, walk humbly, act justly, serve faithfully, and reflect the character of Christ wherever God calls them.
We would see a man or a woman with whom you would want to be a friend, because when you are in their presence, you sense the aroma of Christ.
In this episode of Growing Classically, Ryan Gilmore and Jonathan Winn explore Oak Grove Classical Academy’s vision, “Learn for Life. Live for Christ.” They discuss what it means to cultivate a lifelong love of learning rooted in humility, curiosity, and the desire to know God more deeply, as well as what it means to live for Christ by loving God, serving others, and ordering our lives around His kingdom. The conversation considers how an eternal perspective should shape the purpose of education, extending beyond academic achievement and career preparation to the formation of the whole person. Ultimately, they describe the kind of graduates Oak Grove hopes to cultivate: men and women who love wisdom, walk humbly, act justly, serve faithfully, and reflect the character of Christ wherever God calls them.
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