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Tag Archives: teachers
November 8 – There Is No Easier Way
2 Timothy 4; Jeremiah 11-12; Psalm 124 “For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but according to their own desires, because they have itching ears, they will heap up for themselves teachers; and they will … Continue reading
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Tagged care for orphans and widows, commitment, desires, disciples, do the work, do your own thing, early church, easier, fables, faith, feel good, gospel, help yourself, itching ears, Jesus, Jesus wants you to be rich, just enough, love of God, minister, polarized, responsibility, sacrifice, sell all that you have, sound doctrine, stay true, teachers, truth, unstained from the world, us vs. them
January 30 – If I’m Not God’s Favorite, Who Is?
Luke 22:1-38; Genesis 39; Psalm 30 “Then they began to question among themselves, which of them it was who would do this thing. Now there was also a dispute among them, as to which of them should be considered the … Continue reading
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Tagged betrayal, cut-throat, distracted, easily distracted, favorite son, God's grace, God's love, I'm the greatest, Jesus, not me, servant, stay on the subject, teachers, teasing, toxic
January 8 – So Much Successing
Luke 9:1-27; Genesis 15; Psalm 8 “Then He said to them all, ‘If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow Me. For whoever desires to save his life will … Continue reading
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Tagged American spirit, Christmas New Year's, cliches, deny yourself, destruction, dreams, financial success, follow Jesus, goals, Jesus, kids, Kingdom of God, lose life, money, new car, new home, nice clothes, nice things, profit, ruined lives, save life, school, second place, seek first, shatters illusions, spare time, succeed, successful, take up your cross, teachers, work ethic
November 10 – All I Really Need to Know About Grace, I Learned by Grace
Titus 2; Jeremiah 15-16; Psalm 126 There seems to be a hierarchy of teachers. Some teachers are in the upper tiers: college professors, high school dual credit or honors teachers. Others may not be at the absolute top, but they’re … Continue reading
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Tagged academics, All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, behave, college professors, colors, deeper knowledge of God, elementary teachers, followers of christ, God, godly lives, Grace, grace of god, growing, hierarchy, high school teachers, honors classes, Jesus Christ, Junior High teachers, learning, letters, Middle School teachers, Numbers, Paul, play time, right and wrong, Robert Fulgham, salvation, self-controlled, sweet compassionate, teachers, Titus, toughest job, ungodliness, upright, worldly passions
November 8 – The “Gospel” of the Fake News
2 Timothy 4; Jeremiah 11-12; Psalm 124 Fake News. We’ve all heard the stories about fake news. If you tend to be conservative, you find fake news that fits your own perspective and shout it from the mountaintops. If you … Continue reading
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Tagged affirm desires, agreement, bad information, beliefs validated, Bible, challenge beliefs, change hearts, commitment, conservative, early church, exciting, fake news, fun, God's Word, godly behavior, ignorant fools, intended audience, itching ears, liberal, make money, make us think, myths, perspective, preacher, scratch ears, service, shout it from the mountaintops, sound doctrine, T-shirt theology, teachers, truth, warm and cozy, wrong
Rwanda 2017 – Day 2
Tuesday, June 13 I was awake early. Coffee hadn’t been made yet. The Sun wasn’t even beginning to color the sky. The person who sets up in the morning made a special trip to get me hot water so I … Continue reading
Posted in Personal, Rwanda Trip
Tagged Bugesara, exhausted, fabric shopping, Genocide, lessons, Nyamata, Rwanda 2017, Rwanda Trip, school, teachers, Tired
March 9 – Beauty Tips for Life
Matthew 12:22-50; Leviticus 15-16; Proverbs 27 Mirrors are great. I can’t imagine shaving without being in front of a mirror. I use a mirror when I comb my hair, usually. Yes, I do comb my hair. My wife uses a … Continue reading
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Tagged beauty, combing hair, disabled, entertainers, financial success, Hawkeye, heroes, inward beauty, judging people, life reflects heart, look our best, M*A*S*H, make a difference, minister, ministers, mirrors, moral backgrouns, morality, narcissism, obessed, oppressed, orphans, outward beauty, putting on makeup, shaving, skin deep, sports figures, teachers, tool, widows
November 30 – Dealing with Evaluators
Psalm 90; Numbers 17:1-11; 2 Peter 3:1-18 It happens every year or two for teachers: the dreaded teacher evaluation. During this time the principal or other supervisor comes into the classroom with a pad of paper and write down everything … Continue reading
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Tagged any minute, blameless, classroom, daily living, education, fail, failure, followers of christ, Forgiveness, Grace, honor Christ, mercy, on-task, peace with God, perfect life, principals, return of Jesus, spotless, strength, supervisors, teacher evaluations, teachers, walk throughs
