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The Sound of the Trumpet and the Start of Summer
In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we journey through the Feast of Trumpets in our devotional segment, The Holy Spirit’s Water. First, we learn how this sacred Jewish festival was understood in ancient times. Then we explore how Jesus Christ fulfills this foreshadowing under the New Covenant, and how believers today are called to live with readiness, holiness, and joyful anticipation of His return.
In The Grind, we celebrate the birthdays of Dain, Amari, Sam, and Coach Ty, and recognize the tireless efforts of a man who wears many hats—including the hat of friend to the Superintendent. We also look ahead to final exams, awards, and the joyful conclusion of another year at BBA.
Finally, in The Add-Ins, we examine Indicator 2 of Standard 17 in Domain 5 of our accreditation framework. We highlight how BBA provides instructional resources that reflect both a biblical worldview and a global awareness—preparing students to think critically, love rightly, and lead wisely in a complex world.
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By Jack FarmerIn today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we journey through the Feast of Trumpets in our devotional segment, The Holy Spirit’s Water. First, we learn how this sacred Jewish festival was understood in ancient times. Then we explore how Jesus Christ fulfills this foreshadowing under the New Covenant, and how believers today are called to live with readiness, holiness, and joyful anticipation of His return.
In The Grind, we celebrate the birthdays of Dain, Amari, Sam, and Coach Ty, and recognize the tireless efforts of a man who wears many hats—including the hat of friend to the Superintendent. We also look ahead to final exams, awards, and the joyful conclusion of another year at BBA.
Finally, in The Add-Ins, we examine Indicator 2 of Standard 17 in Domain 5 of our accreditation framework. We highlight how BBA provides instructional resources that reflect both a biblical worldview and a global awareness—preparing students to think critically, love rightly, and lead wisely in a complex world.