As leaders and educators, it can often feel like we’re running on empty. And we can’t give what we don’t have. That’s why our prayer for this year’s Day of Prayer echoes Paul’s prayer in Romans 15:13, “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” It is our prayer that God would not just fill us with joy and peace and hope, but that He would fill us up to overflowing so that we cannot help but share our hope with those around us.
Culture and Community
The Heart of the Matter Facing Today’s Teens
Vaping, anxiety, depression, mental illness, trauma, school shootings, gun control, suicide—these are just a few of the many challenges facing today’s teens, and with which...
What They’re Reading in 2020
As we begin the new year and a new decade, we once again asked our blog authors to recommend the best books they’re reading. Without...
Marked “Urgent”: Unity within Diversity in our Christian Schools
As a school administrator, I occasionally receive e-mails that are marked “urgent.” And with every e-mail I write, I have the option...
Catalyzing Change in Christian Education
This month’s podcast features Dan Beerens and Erik Ellefsen, who are co-editors of the new book MindShift: Catalyzing Change in Christian Education, along with podcast...
Becoming More Christian in Christian Schools
Christian education can be an incredibly transformative force. It can take a life in its infancy—as the life is establishing its understanding, expectation, and perspective...
