Over the holidays, I’ve had the opportunity to attend many weddings. These events fill many of my weekends, perhaps due to my age and children. I even have the opportunity to perform …
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Jay’s Blog – Divine Work
Most of us have a complicated relationship with work, don’t we? Some of us absolutely hate it. We dread getting out of bed in the morning, knowing we have to head into the office. Or, we don’t like …
Jay’s Blog – No More Dog Days
When you’ve been in the school business for as long as many of us have, or even if you’ve had your kids in school for many years, you notice that the school year tends to have its ebb …
Jay’s Blog – Vision of Revelation
We often speak of educating our students from a biblical perspective, for God’s word and his truth to serve as the foundation of everything we do as Christian schools. While that’s good and as it …
Jay’s Blog – Shalom is Surrender
One benefit of the holidays is that there is more downtime than at other times of the year. I was looking for something to read on my bookshelves and found a book that brought back a flood …
Jay’s Blog – No More Quitter’s Day
So, I did. Turns out, Quitter’s Day is a thing. It’s this coming Friday, January 10th. Quitter’s Day is based upon a study by the New York-based national market research firm Drive Research, which …
Jay’s Blog – Angels Among Us
The Christmas story is littered with angels. When you read it, angelic beings are everywhere: the angel who appeared before Zechariah in the temple, telling him his decades-long prayers for a child …
Jay’s Blog – The Waiting
The late great theologian Tom Petty once said, “The waiting is the hardest part.” Truer words were never spoken. We are a people on the move, on screens, and a tight schedule. Waiting is …
Jay’s Blog – Princes of Peace
Advent is one of my favorite times of year. It is a season when we prepare for the Lord's coming, his incarnation, that amazing moment in history when the Ancient of Days, the Author of all things, …
Jay’s Blog – Thanksgiving and Death
Thanksgiving comes late this year, and as soon as we return from these holidays, we’ll be thick in the middle of Advent. Even now, we’re all probably thinking about Christmas and hearing Christmas …
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Jay’s Blog – Unintended Intrusions
I was reading in my Lectio Divina the other day, and the Lord gave me the passage I wanted to share with you. Mark 7:24-30: 24 And from there he arose and went away to the region of Tyre and …
Jay’s Blog – Time to Go to Work
As you might be aware, we had an election last week. I don’t know if your guy or gal won, and for purposes of this blog, it doesn’t really matter. It’s not that I don’t care who you voted for; I pray …