In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 3:1-20, where Paul presents the sobering reality that all of humanity—Jew and Gentile alike—is guilty before a holy and righteous God. We break down Paul’s argument that no one is righteous by their own works and how this truth leads us to the necessity of Christ’s atonement. What does it mean to be justified in the New Covenant? How does the law reveal sin, and how does grace provide salvation? Join us as we explore these essential theological truths.

In The Grind, we celebrate Josiah in 2nd grade on his birthday and highlight key events, including the start of open enrollment for new families and a special field trip for our Theatre students. Plus, today’s Hot Meal of the Day is Breakfast!

In The Add-Ins, we discuss the quote: “The more you focus on what's missing, the less you see what you have.” Is this idea biblical? How should Christians approach gratitude and contentment in a culture of constant comparison?

Grab your coffee, open your Bible, and let’s dig into God’s Word together! ☕📖

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 2:25-29, exploring the true meaning of circumcision of the heart and what it means to be a Jew inwardly according to the Spirit. We explain how this applies to New Covenant believers and how Christians are called to live authentic, transformed lives in Christ.

In The Grind, we cover essential updates, including open enrollment starting tomorrow, reminders for spring sports tryouts, and the Word of the Week: altruistic—a call to selfless love and service.

Finally, in The Add-Ins, we examine an Instagram quote about gut instinct and decision-making, asking: Is this biblical? Should Christians rely on instinct or wisdom?

Join us as we seek truth, pursue excellence, and stay grounded in faith! 🎙️☕

📢 Don’t forget: Open enrollment starts tomorrow—secure your seat at BBA!

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 2:17-24, where Paul warns against hypocrisy among those who claim to follow God yet fail to live in obedience. We explore how this passage applies to New Covenant believers, what it teaches us about God and Christ, and how we should live considering it.

In The Grind, we celebrate Vintrell in 8th grade and Julia in 7th grade—Happy Birthday! Plus, here is a reminder that open enrollment begins soon—secure your seat before spots fill up!

In The Add-Ins, we examine the quote: “Tough men are not made easy, and easy men are not worth much.” Is this biblical? How does Scripture teach us the value of perseverance, endurance, and strength in faith?

Join us for a thought-provoking episode as we grow in faith, wisdom, and resilience. Grab your coffee, and let’s get started!

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we continue our journey through the book of Romans, focusing on Romans 2:12-16. This passage highlights the universal nature of God’s law, showing that moral principles are written on the hearts of all people, whether they have the written law or not. We explore how this points to God's justice, Christ's role as Judge and Savior, and how believers should live considering this truth.

In The Grind, we celebrate Rachel (11th grade) and Joshua (Kindergarten) on their birthdays and remind families that open enrollment begins on February 18—this is the last weekend to secure a seat before new families begin applying.

In The Add-Ins, we discuss the phrase: "You can't outwork your mindset – fix your beliefs first." Is this biblical? How should Christians respond to this perspective? We explore what Scripture says about the renewal of the mind(Romans 12:2) and how success in life and faith is ultimately rooted in our trust in God’s truth rather than self-determination.

Join us as we dig into God’s Word, school updates, and biblical wisdom for daily living. Grab your coffee, and let’s get started! ☕📖🔥

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 2:1-11, exploring God’s impartial judgmentand how His kindness is meant to lead us to repentance. What does it mean that God shows no favoritism? How should New Covenant believers live considering this truth?

In The Grind, we reflect on the end of the Men’s Varsity Basketball season, celebrate their Great 8 playoff run, and remind families about the final days of re-enrollment before open enrollment begins. Plus, hot dogs and tater tots are on the menu for today’s hot meal!

In The Add-Ins, we examine an Instagram quote: “People will doubt you – but in the end, your actions define your worth.” Is this biblical wisdom or a worldly mindset? How should Christians respond to this way of thinking?

Join us as we seek wisdom, pursue excellence, and grow in faith together. Grab your coffee, and let’s get started! ☕📖🎙️

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we deeply dive into Romans 1:22-32, exploring how a nation’s slow rejection of God leads to moral and spiritual decay. We draw parallels between this passage and modern America, discussing how Christians should respond with unwavering faith and commitment to truth.

In The Grind, we celebrate student and faculty birthdays, update Varsity Basketball’s second-round state playoff game, and provide crucial information on spring sports tryouts and re-enrollment caps—several grades are reaching capacity, so families need to act fast!

In The Add-Ins, we analyze popular social media advice: "Comfort is often prison disguised in excuses – and you hold the key." Is this statement biblical? What does scripture say about complacency and acting in faith?

Join us for another thought-provoking episode where we dive deep into faith, education, and leadership, equipping ourselves to stand firm in truth. Grab your coffee, and let’s get started! ☕📖🔥

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we dive deep into Romans 1:18-23 and examine how civilizations throughout history have fallen into idolatry, false religions, and the rejection of God's truth. We break down key concepts like animalism, naturalism, the worship of fallen angels, and modern belief systems such as evolution, pantheism, atheism, and agnosticism—exploring how they have led many away from God. Most importantly, we discuss how Christians can guard their hearts and minds against this darkening by anchoring themselves in the truth of Scripture.

In The Grind, we celebrate birthdays, highlight middle school softball tryouts, and remind families to secure their re-enrollment before spaces fill up. Today’s hot meal is a classic favorite—cheeseburgers and fries!

In The Add-Ins, we analyze the social media advice that says, “Success is defined by the life you build—not by how high you rank in someone else’s hierarchy.” Is this genuinely biblical, or does Scripture offer a different perspective on success and purpose?

Join us for an episode filled with deep theological insight, practical applications, and encouragement to keep striving for truth in a world of distractions. Stay focused, stay faithful, and let’s make today a great day at BBA!

In this episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 1:16-17, where Paul boldly declares the power of the gospel for salvation to everyone who believes. We explore how the righteousness of God is revealed through faith and what it means for Christians living under the New Covenant.

In The Grind, we celebrate Winston in Kindergarten on his birthday and provide updates on spring sports tryouts and the state basketball playoffs. As the NC Opportunity Scholarship portal opens, we also remind families to secure their enrollment for next year.

In the Add-Ins, we kick off a new series examining social media's influence on children. Today’s advice—“If they demand you change, they’re not your people”—is scrutinized under a Biblical lens, emphasizing the importance of relationships that promote spiritual growth and accountability.

Join us as we grow in faith, celebrate our BBA community, and strive for academic and spiritual excellence!

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, Dr. Jack Farmer guides us through another day of encouragement, updates, and growth at Berean Baptist Academy.

We begin with The Holy Spirit’s Water, where we reflect on Romans 1:8-15. Paul reminds us of Christian unity, mutual encouragement, and sharing spiritual gifts. We explore how this message applies to our daily lives and the advancement of God’s Kingdom.

In The Grind, we celebrate today’s birthdays—Ryan in Kindergarten—and provide updates on today’s sports activities, including golf matches and tryouts for soccer, softball, and baseball. Plus, don’t miss Chicken Nuggets as today’s hot meal!

In The Add-Ins, we define the word of the week, virulent, and dive deeper into BBA's admissions expectations. Dr. Farmer discusses how maintaining high standards for new and returning students helps foster a learning environment centered on academic excellence and spiritual growth.

Tune in for another encouraging episode filled with faith, community, and vision for the future at BBA!

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we continue our journey through the Book of Romans. In The Holy Spirit’s Water, we reflect on Romans 1:1-7, where Paul introduces himself as an apostle set apart for the gospel of God. We explore how Jesus Christ fulfills God’s covenant promises and why this is life-changing good news for all believers.

During The Grind, we celebrate the birthdays of Aria in Kindergarten and Aiden in Preschool—Happy Birthday to you both! We also provide key updates and reminders about school activities and important events.

In The Add-Ins, we dive into academic excellence, emphasizing that it’s not just about grades but about striving to reach your full potential through dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to learning.

Grab your coffee, and join us as we focus on faith, leadership, and everything happening in the Berean Baptist Academy community!