In 2016 we created more content than ever before. We recorded more podcasts, wrote more articles, and conducted more interviews than ever. And that’s thanks to you, because we had more readers than ever, too. What’s that they say about wind beneath wings, and such?
The following is a sampling of the posts you read the most this past year, but it’s safe to say we learned a few things about our audience: you care about the role of pop culture in your homes and schools; you’re concerned about college; and you really, really like Jane Austen.
Why It’s Time to Re-think College: An Interview with David Hicks
Wasted on Children: Keeping Babylon at Bay, by Joshua Gibbs
What Jane Austen Can Teach Us about Modesty, by Angelina Stanford
Stop Assigning Reading Homework, by Joshua Gibbs
I Should Not Have Surprised My Children with Fantastic Beasts, by Joshua Gibbs
38 Books from My First Year of Homeschooling, by Cindy Rollins
Finally, A Religious Star Wars Film, by Joshua Gibbs
Don’t Follow Your Heart: Anti-revolutionary Thoughts from Pride and Prejudice, by Angelina Stanford
Take Up Your Cross and Read Hard Books, by Heidi White
Why Do Christian Kids Love Pop Culture So Much?, by Joshua Gibbs
Students Will Forget What You Teach, But So What?, by Joshua Gibbs
Rules of Decorum: I Would Sin Less if . . . by Joshua Gibbs
Academic Performance: Not What Its All about, by Andrew Kern
Unwelcoming Gluttony from the Table of Sophia, by Lindsey Brigham
Reflections on Having Consumed in One Hour a Meal Prepared Over Two Days, by Lindsey Brigham
Why Tolstoy and Dostoevsky Matter Now More Than Ever, by Tim McIntosh
