Being Salt & Light
Tasha Bleistein continues our study of the Sermon on the Mount. She looks at salt and light through a lens of humility.
Education as a Wealth-building Strategy is Bankrupt
We’re still talking about education as justice. In this post Kimberly Todd talks about justice as the purpose of education and our purpose as educators who follow the Master Teacher.
Echoes of the Master
We’re heading to India today. Jacob Shylla is back with some thoughts on being incarnational, intentional, and personal with the “loved by Yahweh” in our classrooms. This, he teaches.
Audience of One
Our last readers’ favorite comes from our purpose series. Let’s join together in teaching for the honor of the Name above all names!
All things to All
Another readers’ favorite, this one from our purpose series. May it refresh and inspire you as you finish out this week of work!
The Firstfruits of Teaching
It’s been a year since we started this blog. In order to celebrate, we’re reposting some of your favorites, posts with clicks and shares and mentions on our survey. With sacrifice lately on our minds, this one seemed like a good place to begin.
Purpose with a "p"
My ideas about teaching greatly changed…I [came] to realize teaching is not a random choice of many activities without purpose. Teaching is like a journey which has its beginning point … Continue reading
When Opportunity Forgets to Knock
What if we changed just one thing about our past—where we were born, for example? I could be exactly the same person with my love of learning but be excluded … Continue reading
