Have you ever wished God would just hand you the plan? Not just the next step. The whole plan. Lately, I’ve found myself asking some questions about the future. This summer I’ve been teaching summer school while completing literacy training that I felt clearly led by God to pursue. Every door opened. The funding came […]
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What does it actually mean to bring a Christian worldview into education? That’s the question I explored this week on the Kingdom Educators Podcast with Billy Hutchinson, Director of Colson Educators at The Colson Center. And as we talked, I found myself coming back to a truth that has been woven throughout this entire season
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What if the greatest transformation God wants to bring isn’t first in your circumstances? What if it’s in how you see? As educators, we spend much of our lives responding to what is directly in front of us. Students. Parents. Curriculum. Leadership decisions. Unexpected challenges. Transitions. Waiting seasons. And while we often pray for God
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What if the gifts, experiences, risks, and even the difficult seasons of your life are all connected in ways you cannot yet fully see? As Christian educators, it’s easy to compartmentalize parts of our story. We think:“That was just a season.”“That part of my life is over.”“I don’t know why I went through that.”“I’m not
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Have you ever found yourself in a season where you quietly wondered: “God… how did I end up here?” Maybe the assignment in front of you feels bigger than your own strength. Maybe you feel underqualified, stretched, uncertain, or emotionally exhausted. Maybe this school year looked nothing like what you expected. And yet somewhere in
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Trusting God in Uncertain Seasons as a Christian Teacher What if the seasons that feel uncertain, uncomfortable, or even unwanted are actually the places where God is doing His deepest work? As this school year begins winding down, many Christian teachers are carrying more than they realize. Exhaustion.Transition.Disappointment.Questions about what’s next.Questions about whether they’re still
There are seasons in teaching that feel especially heavy. You’re still showing up.Still pouring out.Still doing what you know you’re called to do. And yet… you’re tired. Maybe you’ve found yourself wondering lately:“Did this year even make a difference?” If that question has crossed your mind, you’re not alone—and you’re not off track. When the
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Partnering with the Holy Spirit allows an educator to bring the Kingdom of Heaven into her classroom.
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As I stepped out of my principal’s office I was dumbfounded. How could she accuse me of doing something I had clearly never done? My actions had always been above board. Honestly, I was one of the quietest teachers in my building finding it easier to lay low among a rather opinionated, highly critical, and
My experience is one of stepping out of hopelessness into Heaven’s Hope-Filled perspective as an educator. And this all happened because someone saw my potential and invested in my growth as a Kingdom Educator. Then I had to respond to believe the truth about my identity and my “assignment” from the King to the world
