Dr. Paula shares her perspective on the horrific shooting at Robb Elementary and opens up on the topic of “making sense” of things that simply don’t make sense, and how grief is a natural feeling for all of us connected by our humanity.
Episode #124 – With all the changes due to the recent pandemic, how we school has been one of the most challenging changes the public has had to make.
Episode #60 – Janet and Jill talk about how Janet came to recognize her fear-based convictions and trade them for love-based convictions.
Episode #22 – As fathers, it is important for us to be aware of our surroundings and to have a course of action should something present a threat to our family, ourselves, or our community. Firearms safety instructor Zac Sterling joins us today to talk about the complete personal protection plan, pistol and firearms safety, situational awareness, and how to educate our children about firearms.
In this podcast, we sit down with the Director and Founder of Ministry Studies Online, Phil Baker, and discover a new way forward for Christian Ministry Education.
Episode #60 – Janet and Jill talk about how Janet came to recognize her fear-based convictions and trade them for love-based convictions.
This world doesn’t need more physicians, attorneys, or computer geniuses (even though these things are amazing); what we need are men and women who realize that love is the very best dream to pursue.
Last week, 10,000 teachers gathered at the state capital in Columbia, SC to protest and advocate for the education system. I want set some facts straight.
Our society has broken into warring political and collective camps. People are no longer identified as individuals but by beliefs and/or demographics. Group membership and identity are more important than individual actions.
This in-depth study of the creative personality will shed some light on the often misunderstood workings of creativity and will remove some of its mystery.
Is it possible to be balanced between convergent and divergent thinking? Of course, it is possible. In fact, that is the goal. But this often requires work.
We see that we are all born creative. After all, we are made in God’s image, and the first thing God tells us about Himself is that He is creative.
The Lord doesn’t need our summative tests to know how we’re doing. Yes, He’s all-powerful and all-knowing and freakishly good at reading our minds. So then He’s not surprised by our final grades because our formative assessments have been evidence enough of our learning.
