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Continue reading →: Learning to Teach, Teaching to LearnIf there’s one thing I’ve gathered by learning about homeschooling on the internet, it is the necessity of sharing your homeschool journey online. With only two weeks left in our school year, I realize that I’ve been slacking. It’s time I share something! But this time it will not be about the year we’re…
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Continue reading →: A Classical Conversion StoryThere are natural times for us to ponder our paths, but none more apt than the beginning of a new year. As I reflect on this last year, I am struck by a realization: I’ve had a conversion experience.
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Continue reading →: The Shift from Making Disciples to Being OneAs a senior in high school, I was voted “most likely to proclaim myself ruler of a small European country.” That hasn’t quite happened yet. But, for the last year, I have been director of a small non-profit organization, the Institute of Christian Studies International (ICSI). I served on the board for five years…
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Continue reading →: Is Christ Divided?Originally posted on Institute of Christian Studies International: What happens when you, a Christian, find out that people you have met in a non-church context are also followers of Jesus? Does it change the way you see them or feel about them? Do you have a sense of connection with…
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Continue reading →: Managing God’s Varied Grace
“Now the end of all things is near therefore, be serious and disciplined for prayer. Above all, maintain an intense love for each other, since love covers a multitude of sins. Be hospitable to one another without complaining. Based on the gift each one has received, use it to serve…
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