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Freedom in Christ: Living Under Grace, Not Sin
In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we dive into Romans 6:12-23, where Paul explains the stark contrast between being a slave to sin and being a servant of righteousness in Christ. What does it mean to live under grace? How do believers experience true freedom while surrendering to Christ? We unpack these powerful truths and their implications for the Christian life.
In The Grind, we share the latest enrollment updates—with multiple grades projected to be full and waiting lists forming, securing a seat at BBA is more important than ever! Plus, alumni, mark your calendars for our 50th Anniversary Alumni Dinner on June 5, 2025!
In The Add-Ins, we reflect on a thought-provoking quote:
"Covering a lot of ground doesn’t do you any good if you have no idea where you are, and where it is you’re going."
What does this mean? Is it biblical? How should Christians apply this wisdom to their daily walk with Christ?
Join us for another faith-filled, thought-provoking episode as we seek to grow together in wisdom, faith, and purpose.
🎙️ Tune in now! ☕
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By Jack FarmerIn today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we dive into Romans 6:12-23, where Paul explains the stark contrast between being a slave to sin and being a servant of righteousness in Christ. What does it mean to live under grace? How do believers experience true freedom while surrendering to Christ? We unpack these powerful truths and their implications for the Christian life.
In The Grind, we share the latest enrollment updates—with multiple grades projected to be full and waiting lists forming, securing a seat at BBA is more important than ever! Plus, alumni, mark your calendars for our 50th Anniversary Alumni Dinner on June 5, 2025!
In The Add-Ins, we reflect on a thought-provoking quote:
"Covering a lot of ground doesn’t do you any good if you have no idea where you are, and where it is you’re going."
What does this mean? Is it biblical? How should Christians apply this wisdom to their daily walk with Christ?
Join us for another faith-filled, thought-provoking episode as we seek to grow together in wisdom, faith, and purpose.
🎙️ Tune in now! ☕