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New Bible Study Book Now Available for Purchase
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, churches around the world needed to find new ways to connect with their community. During the spring and early summer of 2020, we put together a Bible study for our church members and community members who wanted to continue discussing God’s Word together. This is a compilation of the materials that we put together for our Bible study participants. We hope this Bible study will be an encouragement to you as you continue to stand firm in your faith.
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Check Your Heart, Christians.
Over the last months, I have witnessed more of my brothers and sisters in Christ get seduced by politics. Some of them have pledged their allegiance to rhetoric of hate and false patriotism. Some of them have fought against other brothers and sisters, proclaiming that those who support the “fill-in-the-blank” political slant are supporting aContinue reading “Check Your Heart, Christians.”
Selfish Choices Lead to Lost Lives
Part of living in community is experiencing the consequences of other people’s actions. This happens in the community of our families, our neighborhoods, our workplaces, and our churches. On a much larger scale, this can happen in our individual cities, our states, our nations, and ultimately, other people’s actions can affect the entire world. ToContinue reading “Selfish Choices Lead to Lost Lives”
Life of a COVID-19 Teacher: The Truth
As more schools are beginning to return to in-person instruction, many are going to be adopting a hybrid or blended model which usually includes a “day off” from students so that schools can be cleaned and teachers can plan and grade. Don’t be fooled: this is not a day off for educators. We are stillContinue reading “Life of a COVID-19 Teacher: The Truth”
Virtual Education: An End to Learned Helplessness?
During my first few years of elementary school, I struggled with reading. I don’t really remember how I learned how to read, but I know that it was difficult for me in first and second grade. Part of that might have been because my home life was in chaos with my parents’ divorce and theContinue reading “Virtual Education: An End to Learned Helplessness?”
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