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Jay’s Blog – “To Whom Much is Given”
On Saturday night, we graduated the Class of 2024 from Grace Community School. As of the time of writing, this wonderful group of 78 seniors has earned a cumulative total of $7,716,604 in college and …
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Jay’s Blog – Being and Making Disciples
One of the most important ways that Christian schools differ from others is in their focus on discipleship. Unlike other forms of K–12 education, which focus primarily on forming and shaping the …
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Jay’s Blog – Lessons Learned
Jay’s Blog – The Power of Pentecost
The gospel brings courage. It tells me that my hope, my love, my security, and my future are all tied up in the God of the universe—my Abba, who loves me. People can cancel or shun me, and they …
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Jay’s Blog – Life is War
This year, our school theme has been “Battle Tested.” We can all resonate with life as a battle—to live is to endure both inner and outer strife. God gives righteousness—the …
Jay’s Blog – The Rising
Jay’s Blog – Led by Love
If you really want to stand the test of time as a leader or a Christian school, you have to be able to change, because the culture and world around you are changing. Kids are different, families are …
Jay’s Blog – Going to Church
This past week, I traveled to Philadelphia for work. I’m fascinated by cities like Philadelphia, having lived in the South all my life. I’m not one of those people who look at cities like …
Jay’s Blog- God of the Romans
Jay’s Blog – On Becoming
This is not some impossible dream, not some “professional grade” Christian goal that you’ll never achieve because you’re a “regular” Christian. Jesus designed the abundant life for all of us– being …
