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God's Faithfulness, Wise Work, and Walking in Purpose
In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we explore Romans 11:25-36, where Paul reveals the mystery of Israel’s partial hardening and reminds us that God’s promises are irrevocable. We reflect on how God’s plan is greater than we can comprehend, calling us to humility, trust, and worship as we witness His unfolding work in both Israel and the Church.
In The Grind, we celebrate student birthdays, highlight Elementary School’s March Madness, and remind families that Friday is a half-day as we prepare for Spring Break. And for lunch? A classic cheeseburger and fries!
In The Add-Ins, we unpack today’s Quote of the Day: “Hard work isn’t enough. Movement isn’t the same as progress. Aim first. Then swing.” We discuss the difference between busyness and purpose, examine how Scripture calls us to work with wisdom and intentionality, and challenge ourselves to seek God’s direction before we pour our energy into something that won’t last.
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By Jack FarmerIn today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we explore Romans 11:25-36, where Paul reveals the mystery of Israel’s partial hardening and reminds us that God’s promises are irrevocable. We reflect on how God’s plan is greater than we can comprehend, calling us to humility, trust, and worship as we witness His unfolding work in both Israel and the Church.
In The Grind, we celebrate student birthdays, highlight Elementary School’s March Madness, and remind families that Friday is a half-day as we prepare for Spring Break. And for lunch? A classic cheeseburger and fries!
In The Add-Ins, we unpack today’s Quote of the Day: “Hard work isn’t enough. Movement isn’t the same as progress. Aim first. Then swing.” We discuss the difference between busyness and purpose, examine how Scripture calls us to work with wisdom and intentionality, and challenge ourselves to seek God’s direction before we pour our energy into something that won’t last.