FUEL for Christian Educators

How do we move students from simply gaining knowledge to using it for good? This episode explores practical ways to help students connect what they learn to serving others and strengthening their communities. Discover how small shifts in your classroom can shape both minds and hearts.

This episode considers how Christians pursue knowledge in a way and for reasons that are different than non-Christians. What does that mean for the way that you teach children?

Learning to listen to God and hear His voice takes time. This episode provides real-life examples of how He speaks. Listening to God is essential for Him to be able to use you as a teacher in the public school setting in which He has placed you.

Are you following God or asking Him to follow you? Three steps to ensure you are following God's lead in your day to day life.

Disagreements with colleagues can be difficulty. This episode will challenge us to consider how we respond in such situations.

Loving those in your school community that display hostility for your faith.

Loving your neighbors within the school community.

How can you/should you respond when students ask faith-based questions.

Practical guidelines for navigating faith as an educator in public school settings. Note: This is not meant to provide legal advice. Consult a professional if legal support is needed.

A look at where "Separation of Church and State" came from and what it means for educators.

Regularly commit your work to the LORD and then follow His leading.

Trying to live your faith alone can be difficult. Doing it with others makes a real difference.

Why has God placed you in the classroom he's placed you...with the students he's placed you...and with the colleagues he's placed you with? He's done it all with a purpose. What does he have in store for you?