In today’s episode, we dive into Romans 8:18-25, exploring the powerful truth that the sufferings of this present world are nothing compared to the glory that awaits us. We discuss how all creation groans in anticipation of restoration and how believers live in the tension of being adopted and awaiting full redemption. What does it mean to hope in what we do not yet see? How does this truth shape our endurance through trials?

In The Grind, we celebrate student birthdays and recognize Mr. Warren, our Director of Operations, for his vital role in leading strategic initiatives and overseeing school logistics.

In The Add-Ins, we reflect on the importance of critical thinking with today’s quote: "Thinking is a skill, and most people have let it atrophy. Rebuild it." We discuss the biblical call to wisdom and understanding and the importance of clearly explaining what we believe.

Join us for this insightful discussion on hope, endurance, and the renewal of creation and our minds. Let’s focus on the eternal kingdom as we press forward in faith! 🎙️✝️

In today’s episode, we dive into Romans 8:12-17, exploring the incredible reality of adoption into God’s family and what it means to be heirs with Christ. We uncover the historical significance of adoption in Roman culture and how this strengthens our confidence in God’s unwavering commitment to His children. In The Grind, we celebrate today’s birthdays and provide important updates for our BBA community. Lastly, in The Add-Ins, we examine a thought-provoking quote: “Break ties with those who break your trust.”—is this a biblical principle, and how should Christians respond?

Join us as we grow in faith, reflect on God’s promises, and challenge ourselves to walk confidently as His children.

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we dive into Romans 8:1-11, where Paul assures us that there is no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. We explore the freedom in the Spirit, the contrast between the flesh and the Spirit, and how believers can walk in peace knowing they are secure in Christ. We uncover practical applications for modern-day Christians by drawing connections to both the Old and New Testament.

In The Grind, we celebrate faculty birthdays and provide important updates on upcoming events, including our March 6th Open House and June 5th Alumni Dinner—marking 50 years of BBA’s legacy.

In The Add-Ins, we examine the quote, "Doubt and struggle are not a signal to stop, they are a test of your conviction." What does this mean? Is it biblical? How should Christians respond when facing doubt and struggle in their faith?

Tune in for encouragement, biblical insights, and practical wisdom to strengthen your walk with Christ. ☕✝️

In today’s episode, we dive into Romans 7:1-11, 13-25, where Paul transparently shares the internal battle between the flesh and the Spirit. Though we desire to live righteously, sin is ever present, waging war against our hearts and minds. What does it mean to struggle with sin while being saved by grace? How do we find victory through Christ?

We explore practical biblical strategies to overcome temptation, renew our minds, and live in the power of the Holy Spirit. Plus, we cover important updates in The Grind, reflect on a thought-provoking Add-In Quote, and encourage one another to walk the narrow path of faithfulness.

Join us as we discuss how to fight the good fight and press forward in our Christian Walk. Stay strong in the faith, and let’s grow together!

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:

Join us for another faith-filled, thought-provoking episode as we seek to grow together in wisdom, faith, and purpose.

🎙️ Tune in now! ☕

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we dive into Romans 6:1-11, exploring the powerful truth that believers are dead to sin and alive in Christ. We examine the symbolic relationship between Christ’s death, resurrection, and the believer’s transformation, emphasizing the mental discipline required to resist sin and live a life fully submitted to God.

In The Grind, we celebrate today’s birthdays, share important updates on enrollment, and announce details about BBA’s upcoming Open House and Alumni Dinner, marking 50 years of BBA Legacy!

Finally, in The Add-Ins, we reflect on the word of the week, baccalaureate, and discuss an insightful quote about leaving things better than we found them. Is this a Biblical principle? How should Christians live with legacy and impact in mind?

Join us as we reflect on what it means to live as those raised to new life in Christ—and how we can walk in that reality daily.

☕ Grab your coffee, settle in, and start your day with purpose!

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we dive into Romans 5:12-21, where Paul contrasts Adam and Christ—one who brought sin and death into the world. In contrast, the other brought grace, righteousness, and eternal life. We explore the theological concept of federal headship, understanding how Adam's disobedience made all humanity sinners and how Christ's obedience justifies all who believe.

In The Grind, we celebrate the birthdays of Kyran in 10th grade and Samaiah in 6th grade. Happy Birthday!

In The Add-Ins, we reflect on the quote: "Adapt or Die. The world does not slow down for those who refuse to learn. Strength is in flexibility, not stubbornness." We analyze its meaning, compare it to biblical principles, and discuss how Christians should respond in a constantly changing world.

Join me as we explore what it means to live in the righteousness of Christ, embrace the grace that abounds, and walk by faith, not by works. Let’s start this day encouraged and strengthened in the Word!

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 5:1-11, a powerful passage that reminds us of the peace and hope we have in Christ. Justification through faith not only secures our salvation but also equips us with endurance in trials, knowing that our ultimate victory is found in Jesus' sacrificial love.

We also celebrate Joseph in the 10th grade and Nina in the Preschool on their birthdays—happy birthday to both of you! 🎉

In the Add-Ins, we examine the quote: "Never be a burden. Handle your business. Pull your weight. If you need help, ask, but never expect others to carry what you refuse to." Is this biblical? How should Christians respond to this mindset? We explore the balance between personal responsibility and the biblical call to support one another in love.

Join us as we reflect on endurance, faith, and community, and leave encouraged to walk in confidence and grace. As always, grab your coffee and let’s grow together! ☕✨

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive deep into the relationship between faith and righteousness in The Holy Spirit’s Water. Looking at Romans 4:13-25, we examine how Abraham’s faith was counted as righteousness and how that same faith in Christ brings all believers into the true Israel of God. We also discuss the connection between faith and the law, emphasizing that salvation is a gift of grace, not works.

In The Grind, we share important updates about school life, including enrollment reminders and today’s hot meal.

In The Add-Ins, we analyze the Instagram quote: "Most people don't want freedom. They want comfort." We explore what this means from a biblical perspective, considering whether comfort keeps us from pursuing the true freedom found in Christ.

Join us as we grow together in faith, knowledge, and excellence. Grab your coffee, and let’s get started!

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 4:1-8, exploring how Abraham was justified by faith, not by works, and what this means for believers today. We discuss the incredible grace of God and how righteousness is imputed to us through faith in Christ alone.

In The Grind, we celebrate the birthdays of Tyler in 12th grade and Ezra in 1st grade and provide essential updates on enrollment—seats are filling fast, so don’t wait to secure your spot for next year!

In The Add-Ins, we reflect on the quote: “Say what you mean. Mean what you say.” What does it mean to communicate with integrity? Is this biblical? We discuss how honesty, clarity, and avoiding empty promises align with a Christian worldview.

Join us for today’s episode as we grow in faith, wisdom, and community. Grab your coffee, and let’s get started! ☕