I'm an educator who talks about Jesus, Christian Universalism, and sometimes, other stuff.
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Religion that keeps the lost away:
1) Confuses looking holy with being useful
2) Spends its energy correcting the crowd it never joined
3) Has more critics of sinners than friends who are one
God went looking for the lost. He didn't post the rules and wait.
You can quote 5 verses, know 3 creeds, and still be unmoved.
Information about Christ fills a notebook.
Being deepened in him wrecks a life.
One is study.
The other is surrender.
The mistake: treating Jesus like a subject instead of a person.
1) Subjects get memorized. Persons get argued with.
2) Subjects are answered. Persons are near.
3) Subjects change what you know. Persons change what you love.
Faith grows in the argument, not in the avoidance.
You can't pick your principal.
You can pick your moves.
Recap emails, your own log, and one saved-up fight for the kids beat arguing in the hallway every time.
Nobody needs all six.
Which two are yours?
Teachers often feel overwhelmed trying to see progress in the chaos of a busy classroom.
It’s easy to miss those small victories that signal real growth.
The struggle to recognize and celebrate these moments can lead to burnout and discouragement.
Patience in teaching builds strong foundations. Lead with grace, not frustration, as you shape the year ahead.
How do you stay patient in your classroom? Share your experience.
Unity in schools builds a strong, loving community where all work together in grace and purpose.
Let’s pray for this every day.
Join me in praying for unity in our schools today.
Teachers, remember you are perfectly made by God, flaws and all.
When doubt creeps in, hold on to Psalm 139:14 and stand strong in His love.
Who is a teacher friend you want to lift up today?
Tag them and share your encouragement below!
Teachers, when days feel heavy, remember God’s strength is with you.
How has your faith helped you trust and carry on in the classroom? Share your journey below.
Micah 6:8 guides us in the classroom: Do justly, love mercy, walk humbly. May our actions reflect God's heart today. Amen.
We are deeply thankful for parents and volunteers whose dedication uplifts our schools.
Their love and service reflect God’s heart. How have you seen God’s love through volunteers in your community?
Share your stories below!
#FaithInAction
Teachers, no child is unlovable. These 7 practices make Christian love concrete...even when behavior hurts.
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Step 6: Repair after everyone settles.
→ What this means: Ask, “Who got hurt? What needs fixing?”
Help replace supplies or practice different words.
Skip forced public apologies.
When you snap, own it: “I raised my voice. That wasn’t okay.”
Model grace with accountability.
Teachers, prayer won’t replace school safety protocols.
These 10 practices pair private prayer with practical action.
Step 9: Remember Ruby Bridges’s example.
→ During school integration in 1960, Bridges prayed amid racist threats. Adults still owed her protection. Honor that distinction: document harassment and follow reporting procedures rather than spiritualizing harm.
Step 10: Close the day without claiming control.
→ Write three lines: what happened, what needs follow-up, and what can wait. Pray over tomorrow’s responsibilities. Leave unresolved problems on paper instead of rehearsing them all evening. #teachers #schoolsafety #mentalhealth