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Join Dr. Jack Farmer, Superintendent of Berean Baptist Academy, for Coffee with the Superintendent, a thought-provoking and faith-centered podcast that explores the mission of Christian education, biblical truths, and practical insights for personal and academic excellence. Each episode includes three segments: The Grind: Stay updated on school news, events, and announcements that keep the BBA community connected. The Holy Spirit’s Water: Dive deep into daily devotions and biblical reflections, uncovering timeless lessons and applying them to modern life. The Add-Ins: Gain practical wisdom on leadership, learning strategies, and Christian living, all rooted in a shared vision to glorify God and make Him known. Whether you’re a parent, student, or someone passionate about faith and education, this podcast is your daily dose of encouragement and insight, reminding you that discipleship and excellence go hand in hand.
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Wednesday Mar 26, 2025
Wednesday Mar 26, 2025
In this episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we journey through Romans 16:1–16, where the Apostle Paul closes his letter to the Roman church not with theology but with names—real people, genuine faith, and authentic service. It’s a powerful reminder that the Church is built through faithful, ordinary believers who love, give, host, and serve one another in Christ.
In The Grind, we celebrate the birthdays of Amaliah (11th), Mirella (10th), and Emerson (1st) and get updates on Middle School Baseball at O'Neal and March Madness here at home. We also give a special shoutout to Mr. and Mrs. Dyer for their behind-the-scenes work to support our teams.
In The Add-Ins, we continue unpacking the BBA Parent Covenant, exploring the importance of regular communication and grace-filled conflict resolution. With biblical insight from Proverbs, Ephesians, and Romans, we examine how transparent, respectful, and timely communication honors God and strengthens the partnership between parents and the school.
This episode challenges us to live like the believers Paul commended—faithful, humble, and committed to the work of the gospel, one conversation and one relationship at a time.