For this week’s intention of Teachers Who Pray, we ask for the Lord’s guidance on better disciplinarian mindsets. This is not only for the Dean of Students but most especially for novice educators and student teachers who are just starting their careers. — Listen to the podcast here Prayercast: Teachers Who Pray Weekly Intention: More...
As we, Christian teachers, undergo development within our prayer life, we become more engaged and alive with what God is doing. “Know ye that Lord is God. It is He that made us, and not we. We are his people and the sheep of his pasture.” Psalm 100:3. The more we commune with God, the...
When teachers are praying for teachers, we are inviting the God of the Universe into our professional practices, classrooms and school buildings. Prayer changes us and those environments. Through prayer, we utilize the key to reaching our full teaching potential through Christ. We use the A.C.T.S. Prayer Model: Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving and Supplication. This week’s...
Did you know that 15 minutes of prayer uses only 1% of your daily 1,440 minutes? These minutes of prayer help you develop a relationship with God, provide answers and help you find God’s direction for your teaching professional practices. In this weekly teachers’ prayer call, we focus our supplications on teacher observations, student...
Prayer is an important part of a teacher’s daily professional preparation time. During these times of conversations with God, we receive instruction, revelations and guidance. For this weekly prayer call, we focus on appropriate technology usage and policy; engagement and attention; and positive/productive mindsets. Join us and let our supplications be heard for the...
Teachers gain strength and wisdom from God through prayer. As Martin Luther once said, “To be a Christian without prayer is no more possible than to be alive without breathing.” In this week’s prayer call, educators collectively focus their supplications on three crucial aspects: classroom management, lunchroom protocol, and restroom procedures. Recognizing the profound impact...
We are called to pray, go, and serve. We do this by locking arms with other Christian educators. We are truly better together. This week, we are focusing our collective supplications on superintendents, immigrants/newcomers, Jewish students/teachers, mindsets/heart postures to be turned towards God, and opportunities to share our faith during the Christmas season. Join...
He said to them, “Because of your little faith. For truly, I say to you, if you have faith like a grain of mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move, and nothing will be impossible for you.” Matthew 17:20 ESV Faith-based teachers come together...
In 2022 we will be centering ourselves around Christ through short studies of words that begin with the letter C. Come Holy Spirit and fill us with yearning to know you closer! Our desire for you, dear educators, is that through these scriptures, prayers and reflections you are sustained and refreshed as you return to the classroom each day. Relish in the knowledge...
As we go into 2022, let us be intentional about teaching children the power of being who God created them to be. I had a conversation with a reporter who asked me; “What is the most important thing a teacher can teach his or her classroom children?” My response came from a video that I heard several years ago.
