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Mililani’s Dillon Gabriel eyes immediate impact at UCF in open competition at quarterback
He’s the all-time career passing leader in Hawaii High School Football history, and in three weeks, Mililani graduate Dillon Gabriel will break training camp, as the true freshman engages on …
How Celebrity, Consumerism & Competition Are Killing The Church
Those original temptations of appetite, affirmation and ambition are slowly insinuating themselves into everything we call church. We just often don't recognize it or see it.
How can you let Christ open your eyes?
We must seek healing for our own spiritual blindness in order to see the light of Christ.
What are some practical ways churches can serve special needs families?
Joel Dillon discusses ministering to special needs families.
Why Left-Handed Quarterbacks Are So Rare
How To Create a Spiritually Open Climate on Campus
It’s a real pleasure when you’re talking to someone who does not know you, who then proceeds to compliment you on something you created. You know for certain that they are not just being nice, because they have no idea...
Learning to see with the eyes of saints
What might be seen when the one looking looks again in a new way?
When collaboration conquers competition
If you could peek into high school auditoriums during most winter evenings, you'd probably find a...
Why I Stopped Taking Church Attendance
It's OK to take your eyes off the numbers—just don't take your eyes off Christ.
FT Schools competition: What makes a good leader?
Write a blog on the skills needed to tackle global problems
How to Widen the Eyes of Sinners By Ray Comfort
I‘ve always been desperate to reach the lost and, because of that, I’m continually pleading with God to save them. Their fate weighs heavily on my heart as it should on the heart of every Christian. The very thought of the reality of hell should take our breath away. It is precisely that thought that …
Fix Your Eyes On What God Can Do
Where we are weak, God is strong! And today on Discover the Word, author Kim Cash Tate helps us overcome our natural tendency to focus on what we can’t do, to fix our eyes on what God can do!…
3 Tips for a Healthier Prayer Life
Tell me if this scenario sounds familiar: You decide it’s time to pray, so you close your eyes. Fifteen seconds in, out of nowhere, tomorrow’s to-do list pops up and your thoughts are off on a tangent . . .
Everyday Stewardship: What Sacrifice Looks Like
May our eyes see more of those who are generous. May the witness of true sacrifice show us the way to the Father and to a world full of His love.
How Do YOU Teach Like Yourself? Join the Video Challenge!
Every teacher knows the feeling… when something just works and you can see the light of learning in your students’ eyes. Maybe it was a brilliant project that connected your students to the real world. Maybe it was a breakthrough moment with one particular student. …
The Long View of Visible Learning’s Impact
In this article, we address the common criticisms of the Visible Learning research and offer a long-term view of the potential presented with this body of knowledge. We contextualize our view with some experiences in a high school that is focused on improving student learning.
FT Schools competition: how can we help children learn?
What would it mean to be seen, and see the world, with Easter eyes?
All winter I'd been rooting for some volunteer mosses on the roof outside my workroom window. Plump lumps of shocking apple-green life arising...
Studying the Pursuit of Innovation: How Competition Affects K-12 Education
How does competition affect K–12 education? And how could it continue to improve education? Check out this summary of "Pursuing Innovation" to find out.
Albertville students learn life skills in Amazing Shake competition
With the job market growing more competitive each year, it’s never too early to start learning how to market yourself and hone your people skills. That’s what Albertville Intermediate School
Resource officers have meaningful impact in schools
They are more than just a cop at the door or a gun inside the school.
