A father's story challenging us to pursue Christ with the same joyful commitment as a bride to her groom.
A little over a week ago, my wife and I gathered with family and friends to celebrate the wedding of our daughter Emma. The week leading up to the wedding was a whirlwind of activity, attending to all the last-minute details. With...
Is AI the secret weapon for crafting student-centered learning, or a shortcut to educational chaos?
Insights from Dr. Cheryl Couch’s AACTE 2025 Presentation
Should educators shun content generated by AI tools or leverage it? A relevant question for today. Dr. Cheryl Couch, York University’s eLearning Specialist and...
What’s your family mission statement?
Sitting in the audience with educators and administrators at the National Christian School Association Conference this past week in Austin, Texas, it was clear that the opening keynote speaker was the one and only person who could have kicked off the event: Colt McCoy. I'm not nearly as...
My wife and Abraham Lincoln share a birthday… she would want me to point out same day, different year. Being born and raised in Illinois, the Land of Lincoln, added to her affinity for the President. In conjunction with her birthday, my wife and I usually do something related to Lincoln on or about Feb 12th. Many times...
Surrendering to God’s Gift of Hours
I saw a headline recently that caught my eye. It read something along the lines of, “sunset anxiety is trending”...I was not aware of such a concept. If “sunset anxiety” reaches my 5-year-old daughter’s lexicon I worry she’ll have an advanced approach to express being afraid of the dark. What does the...