Coffee with the Superintendent

Raised to New Life: Living in the Power of Christ’s Resurrection

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we dive into Romans 6:1-11, exploring the powerful truth that believers are dead to sin and alive in Christ. We examine the symbolic relationship between Christ’s death, resurrection, and the believer’s transformation, emphasizing the mental discipline required to resist sin and live a life fully submitted to God.

In The Grind, we celebrate today’s birthdays, share important updates on enrollment, and announce details about BBA’s upcoming Open House and Alumni Dinner, marking 50 years of BBA Legacy!

Finally, in The Add-Ins, we reflect on the word of the week, baccalaureate, and discuss an insightful quote about leaving things better than we found them. Is this a Biblical principle? How should Christians live with legacy and impact in mind?

Join us as we reflect on what it means to live as those raised to new life in Christ—and how we can walk in that reality daily.

☕ Grab your coffee, settle in, and start your day with purpose!

The Legacy of Adam and Christ – Death Through One, Life Through Another

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we dive into Romans 5:12-21, where Paul contrasts Adam and Christ—one who brought sin and death into the world. In contrast, the other brought grace, righteousness, and eternal life. We explore the theological concept of federal headship, understanding how Adam's disobedience made all humanity sinners and how Christ's obedience justifies all who believe.

In The Grind, we celebrate the birthdays of Kyran in 10th grade and Samaiah in 6th grade. Happy Birthday!

In The Add-Ins, we reflect on the quote: "Adapt or Die. The world does not slow down for those who refuse to learn. Strength is in flexibility, not stubbornness." We analyze its meaning, compare it to biblical principles, and discuss how Christians should respond in a constantly changing world.

Join me as we explore what it means to live in the righteousness of Christ, embrace the grace that abounds, and walk by faith, not by works. Let’s start this day encouraged and strengthened in the Word!

Endurance Through Faith: Justified, Strengthened, and Standing in Christ

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 5:1-11, a powerful passage that reminds us of the peace and hope we have in Christ. Justification through faith not only secures our salvation but also equips us with endurance in trials, knowing that our ultimate victory is found in Jesus' sacrificial love.

We also celebrate Joseph in the 10th grade and Nina in the Preschool on their birthdays—happy birthday to both of you! 🎉

In the Add-Ins, we examine the quote: "Never be a burden. Handle your business. Pull your weight. If you need help, ask, but never expect others to carry what you refuse to." Is this biblical? How should Christians respond to this mindset? We explore the balance between personal responsibility and the biblical call to support one another in love.

Join us as we reflect on endurance, faith, and community, and leave encouraged to walk in confidence and grace. As always, grab your coffee and let’s grow together! ☕✨

Faith Over Law: Abraham’s Righteousness and True Freedom in Christ

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive deep into the relationship between faith and righteousness in The Holy Spirit’s Water. Looking at Romans 4:13-25, we examine how Abraham’s faith was counted as righteousness and how that same faith in Christ brings all believers into the true Israel of God. We also discuss the connection between faith and the law, emphasizing that salvation is a gift of grace, not works.

In The Grind, we share important updates about school life, including enrollment reminders and today’s hot meal.

In The Add-Ins, we analyze the Instagram quote: "Most people don't want freedom. They want comfort." We explore what this means from a biblical perspective, considering whether comfort keeps us from pursuing the true freedom found in Christ.

Join us as we grow together in faith, knowledge, and excellence. Grab your coffee, and let’s get started!

Faith Over Works: Abraham's Justification and the Power of Honest Words

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 4:1-8, exploring how Abraham was justified by faith, not by works, and what this means for believers today. We discuss the incredible grace of God and how righteousness is imputed to us through faith in Christ alone.

In The Grind, we celebrate the birthdays of Tyler in 12th grade and Ezra in 1st grade and provide essential updates on enrollment—seats are filling fast, so don’t wait to secure your spot for next year!

In The Add-Ins, we reflect on the quote: “Say what you mean. Mean what you say.” What does it mean to communicate with integrity? Is this biblical? We discuss how honesty, clarity, and avoiding empty promises align with a Christian worldview.

Join us for today’s episode as we grow in faith, wisdom, and community. Grab your coffee, and let’s get started! ☕

The Universality of Sin and the Power of the Gospel

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 3:1-20, where Paul presents the sobering reality that all of humanity—Jew and Gentile alike—is guilty before a holy and righteous God. We break down Paul’s argument that no one is righteous by their own works and how this truth leads us to the necessity of Christ’s atonement. What does it mean to be justified in the New Covenant? How does the law reveal sin, and how does grace provide salvation? Join us as we explore these essential theological truths.

In The Grind, we celebrate Josiah in 2nd grade on his birthday and highlight key events, including the start of open enrollment for new families and a special field trip for our Theatre students. Plus, today’s Hot Meal of the Day is Breakfast!

In The Add-Ins, we discuss the quote: “The more you focus on what's missing, the less you see what you have.” Is this idea biblical? How should Christians approach gratitude and contentment in a culture of constant comparison?

Grab your coffee, open your Bible, and let’s dig into God’s Word together! ☕📖

The True Mark of Faith – Circumcision of the Heart & Living for Christ

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 2:25-29, exploring the true meaning of circumcision of the heart and what it means to be a Jew inwardly according to the Spirit. We explain how this applies to New Covenant believers and how Christians are called to live authentic, transformed lives in Christ.

In The Grind, we cover essential updates, including open enrollment starting tomorrow, reminders for spring sports tryouts, and the Word of the Week: altruistic—a call to selfless love and service.

Finally, in The Add-Ins, we examine an Instagram quote about gut instinct and decision-making, asking: Is this biblical? Should Christians rely on instinct or wisdom?

Join us as we seek truth, pursue excellence, and stay grounded in faith! 🎙️☕

📢 Don’t forget: Open enrollment starts tomorrow—secure your seat at BBA!

Living Out the Truth: Hypocrisy, Faith, and Strength in Christ

In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into Romans 2:17-24, where Paul warns against hypocrisy among those who claim to follow God yet fail to live in obedience. We explore how this passage applies to New Covenant believers, what it teaches us about God and Christ, and how we should live considering it.

In The Grind, we celebrate Vintrell in 8th grade and Julia in 7th grade—Happy Birthday! Plus, here is a reminder that open enrollment begins soon—secure your seat before spots fill up!

In The Add-Ins, we examine the quote: “Tough men are not made easy, and easy men are not worth much.” Is this biblical? How does Scripture teach us the value of perseverance, endurance, and strength in faith?

Join us for a thought-provoking episode as we grow in faith, wisdom, and resilience. Grab your coffee, and let’s get started!