Your life matters. Mr. Coblentz gives examples of three things that can keep us persevering in our calling: the example of others who were faithful, the life and victory of Jesus, and the hope of the resurrection.
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CONTRIBUTOR: John Coblentz
SERIES: Teachers' Week 2014
All items in the series:- A Visit To Haiti's Schools (Michael Overholt)
- Bible Classes That Build Discipleship (Kyle Lehman)
- Decisions And The Heart (Michael Overholt)
- Devotions For Upper Grades (Matt Petersheim)
- Improving Communication With Your Fellow Staff (Diana Sauder)
- Maintaining Enthusiasm for the Long Haul
- Maintaining Vitality (John Coblentz)
- Multi-Grade Teaching (Rachel Miller)
- Pastor, Parent, Teacher? Dealing With Multiple Roles In The Classroom (Luke Bennetch)
- Persevering (John Coblentz)
- Reactive Attachment Disorder Part 2 (Sumner Loomis)
- Students and Sound Decisions (Michael Overholt)
- Students and Sound Thinking (Michael Overholt)
- Understanding Myself (John Coblentz)
- Understanding The Demands (John Coblentz)
- We Are More Alike Than Different (Nevin Strite)
- Personal Holiness Makes a Difference
- Intentional Service Brings Fulfillment to Teaching
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