by Karolyn Davis | May 18, 2019 | Classical School News, College Guidance, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
It will be amazing to you and to your parents how quickly four years of college will come and go. As we speak, my daughter Emma is graduating from Baylor. It’s incredible how fast that time went. College is important, but it’s not what’s most important. I want to...
by Karolyn Davis | May 9, 2019 | Classical School News, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
As I write this, I just experienced one of those amazing travel stories. I’m on my way back from a board meeting in Colorado, traveling with a friend. Our flight was supposed to leave at 6:30 am. Then, it was postponed to 8:00 am. Then, we sat on the plane,...
by Karolyn Davis | May 2, 2019 | Classical School News, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
Do you ever wonder why virtually no one in the gospel narrative ever seemed to understand that Jesus was the Messiah? Unless the Holy Spirit revealed it to them, like Peter at Caesarea Philippi, no one ever seemed to clue in. This, despite the fact that the Old...
by Karolyn Davis | Apr 25, 2019 | Classical School News, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
My wife and I are celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary this week. At this point in my marital career, I think I could qualify as a “grizzled veteran.” Like everyone’s marriage, we’ve had trials and joys, but God has been gracious and good to us. As Ashley and I...
by Karolyn Davis | Apr 18, 2019 | Classical School News, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
One of the things I really love about Scripture is how, even though you read something over and over, there’s a nuance, an observation, something new that changes everything for you. I had one of these moments the other day, as I was reading a great book by Michael...
by Karolyn Davis | Apr 11, 2019 | Classical School News, Elementary School News, High School News, Jay's Blog, Junior High News, News |
There are some words we Christians use interchangeably, often incorrectly, that leads to confusion and sometimes misperceptions about our faith. If we’re not careful, they can also lead us to mislead our children. “Conviction,” “guilt,” and “responsibility” are three...
