In this lesson about Embracing Godly Character, Kenneth Kremer talks about how Christian character forms and develops across a person's life. Buy the book: https://www.cph.org/p-31992-embracing-godly-character-the-christian-communitys-response-to-a-godless-culture.aspx
4:43Learn more about what you'll find in the Teacher Guide for Enduring Faith Religion Curriculum. Learn tips for making the most of the unit and lesson teaching helps in this new curriculum for Lutheran
4:48In this video, we'll take a brief look at what you can expect in the Enduring Faith Religion Curriculum Student Books. Use this curriculum in your school to help teach students about God's word and ho
“You have to be in charge, FOREVER!” This was my five-year-old’s response after I had been teasing him that I was going to take a break from being in charge.
37:37Learn about the essentials of the new Enduring Faith Religion Curriculum for Lutheran Schools, including: - Scope & Sequence - Lutheran School Standards - Unit and Lesson Previews - Digital Tools - Or
“Stay in your lane.” It’s a sign that you’ve surely seen as you drive along the road—perhaps along a dangerous curve or amid heavy summer construction. Likely, you’ve encountered this...
8:51In this lesson, Ken Kremer argues that any good moral education must answer life's important questions, such as: -Why am I here? -How did I get here? -What happens to me when I die? Learn more abo
“Have you talked about current events with your kids?” I posted a poll asking this question on Instagram a few days after the initial reports of the ongoing conflict between Russia and...
The ancient Greeks recognized the importance of music as part of a complete education. In the Greek gymnasiums of ancient times, men sought physical fitness through training, but...
What is your biggest worry or fear when you think about taking your kids to church? Does it make you anxious or even stop you from going to church altogether? Join Kyla as she shares...
Almost every week without fail, it takes about three hours to get my three young children and me to worship—from when I wake up Sunday morning to when I (barely) make it out the door. I...
Have you ever gotten stuck with a bad guide? It can dampen the excitement for even the best of journeys. Below, Joe Cox shares his experience with two very different guides and relates...
“It wasn’t what I was expecting, Mom.” Those reflective words from my five-year-old come from countless experiences of navigating transitions and life together. The intersection of...
Preview the materials included in Enduring Faith Religion Curriculum for Lutheran schools.
“Mommy, how do you get a baby in your tummy?” If you’re a parent, there’s a good chance you’ve been asked many sweet, innocent questions like this one that are hard to answer. The...
Is your Christmas shopping done yet? Yes? Congratulations, you win Christmas this year! No? Good luck. Haven’t you heard about all the shipping delays, inventory shortages, and lack of...
I first met Ben when he was a freshman in my English class. He did something one day that I believe will stick with me for the rest of my teaching career. Every once in a while, I’ll...
Has anyone else realized the horror of “Decades Day” as a part of Spirit Week all around the country? Those of us who have teenagers under our care may be familiar. During Spirit Week...
In my last blog, I wrote about how grace drives excellence. Particularly, I pointed out the importance for the Lutheran educator to strive toward excellence in his craft of teaching. I...
There are forty-one days until Thanksgiving, forty-four days until the start of Advent, seventy-one days until Christmas morning, and seventy-eight days until the beginning of the new...
David understood the reality of his own mortality. As king, he represented a people who lived under constant threat from foreign enemies, foes who would gladly have seen the Lord’s...
