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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.…
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…
Teaching is personally exhausting. It is difficult to maintain passion and effectiveness over the long haul. Why? This presentation focuses on the daily practices that lie behind a teachers…
Human beings have never had so many varied opportunities to pursue evil. How can we rise to the challenge of living righteously?…
Technology has given us many blessings in life. However, what are some of the negative consequences in this digital age?…
Why and how did the Anabaptism movement pioneer separation of church and state, now embraced by most of the free world today? Why did the movement possess so much spiritual power in the early years…
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.…
How can we begin the year with the passion, vision, and energy needed to do well when the draining aspects of school life are staring us in the face? As we fix our eyes on Jesus and learn to navigate…
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…
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