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This post is the second of a four-part series excerpted from Dr. Leah Zuidema’s article on how God’s good design of limits can help orient our teaching to promote flourishing within our callings and among those we serve. The full article was originally published in href="https://iace.education/journal-blog/wholehearted-and-finite-teaching-effectively-within...

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This post is the first of a four-part series excerpted from Dr. Leah Zuidema’s article on how God’s good design of limits can help orient our teaching to promote flourishing within our callings and among those we serve. The full article was originally published in href="https://iace.education/journal-blog/wholehearted-and-finite-teaching-ef...

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This final post completes the Evidence-Based Approach to Student Faith Formation series. The first post talked about the Faith Formation Flywheel. The second post highlighted href="https://cace.org/evidence-based-approach-to-student-faith-form...

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In my last post, I introduced the Faith Formation Flywheel—a system for aligning Planning, Teaching Christianly, and Evidence so that faith formation becomes sustainable and visible.

Before we go furth...

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Looking back on my students over the past 25 years, I often reflect on those who professed a love for Jesus while in my classroom but later turned away from their faith. While many former students are still following Him, a significant number are not.

Research from George Barna, Pew Research, and other sources reflects what I’ve observed anecdotally. According ...

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