Little Stewards, Big Consequences

Choose Your Attitude

Anthony Hurst February 6, 2020

Does the thought of teaching invigorate you, or has the classroom become misery? Anthony calls us to depend, always, on the Lord, and to curb the influences that can drag down our teaching.…

Promote Excellence: A Christian View

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Ed Gish, Matt Peachey December 13, 2019

If the purpose of your school is to bring people to Christ, why worry about academics? Matt challenges this view, and calls us to see Christian education as excellent education. This excerpt was…

The Age of the iChristian: Identifying the Traps

John Coblentz November 8, 2019

Technology has given us many blessings in life. However, what are some of the negative consequences in this digital age?…

Sketch of a Servant Teacher: Servant Teachers

Travis Zook November 8, 2019

Teaching, at its core, is built on service. This third session in the series is based on the question: How will you be serving? As in all positions of authority in the Kingdom of God, we are called…

Lyle Musser November 8, 2019

Stewardship applies to everyone who has God-given resources at their disposal. Students of all ages must learn to be responsible stewards of the time, talent, and treasure entrusted to them by God.…

Foundations of Anabaptism: Reformation Timeline

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Chester Weaver November 8, 2019

How does the Anabaptist movement mesh with other reformation events? This presentation focuses on the benefits of using a timeline to keep Anabaptist history in the correct context.…

The Age of the iChristian: Finding Our Way Through the Maze of Technology

John Coblentz November 8, 2019

What is the most important thing you will do in life? How do we think about what we love in the current age?…

The Heart of Teaching: Engaging with Students and Content

Jonas Sauder November 8, 2019

Why do we teach? What is the center of center of teaching? How do we bring teaching to life?…

Spiritual Disciplines: How Should We Do Them? Part 1

Arlyn Nisly November 8, 2019

We all admire and appreciate the fruit of careful, rigorous training, whether in artisans, athletes, chefs, craftsmen, neurosurgeons, or preachers. We recognize, at least partially, the sacrificial…

Spiritual Disciplines: Why Should We Do Them?