Month: September 2019

If there is one complaint I hear the most when I am in a school talking to teens, or with an adult, talking about their school experience it is this: "I hated history . . . so boring . . . too many facts and dates . . ." As a college student I studied … Continue reading “History is Boring” and Other Lies →

3 But the Lord is faithful; He will strengthen you and guard you from the evil one. -                2 Thessalonians 3:3 *This short passage is deep and rich in comfort. My words will always fail in describing the depth of Scripture. I urge you to meditate on these … Continue reading Faithful →

Part of my newfound career is teaching students what is defined as "risk avoidance". While a surprising 88% of teens do not partake in such behavior (alcohol, smoking, etc.), many of the students we work with are themselves in danger of such risks. The truth is, all students need tools to help them to choose … Continue reading Don’ t Waste the Pain (or Healthy Risk) →