When Times are Difficult . . .

The Christian School Journal
Barrett Mosbacker, Editor
February 20, 2011


Leading a school can be a tough business! I joke with my parents that my job is easy;  I only deal with people’s children, money, and religion!

People can be complainers, inconsiderate, gossips, stubborn, resistant to change, and just downright mean and ornery. Such people can make our jobs and lives miserable.

Before you and I start feeling sorry for ourselves, consider Said Musa’s situation. After reading of his plight I believe we will gain a little perspective on our troubles.

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A Good Post-Election Reminder

The election is over . . . and life (and school) goes on.  


Take a few minutes to read Al Mohler's piece The Morning After - What Does it All Mean?  This would be a great discussion starter in classrooms and/or around the dinner table.


Mohler's writes:

The Morning After — What Does it All Mean?
Evangelicals tend to swing between extremes when it comes to politics and elections. We are too easily elated and too readily depressed.

Christians are supposed to be the people who know the dangers of investing either too much, or too little, confidence in the political system. The election is over. Now is the time for Christians to pray for those who were elected and for the government they will serve.


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