Inside the Mind of an Educator

Today is Day 11 of our Get Clean with SOAP & WATER journey. (If you missed the start you may read about it here)  Gavin and I get up in the morning and over our first cup of coffee we read the scripture we were assigned for the day, and discuss. Then throughout the day we pay attention to how the verse applies to our day. In the evenings or afternoons we reflect in our journal and this has proven helpful to process our daily struggles and joys. We have been moved in so many ways by the relationship we are building with God as we focus on being intentional with our walk.  Some highlights from scripture, thankfulness, and physical health over the last 11 days: Day 1:  No matter what God loves us and we will never be separated from Him Thankful for starting the mornings out with God and discussing His wonderful works Waking up hungry and with joint pain Day 2 I had three affirmations of God’s light shining today at work. Thankful for our three k ids who are willing a

Gavin and I have begun formalized training to serve in ministry. We feel called to pursue this route in even though we do not know where God is leading.  Jesus said   " Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind'; and, 'Love your neighbor as yourself.'"  (Luke 10:27) Therefore to  better prepare and strengthen our hearts, souls, bodies, and minds,  we are embarking on a 21-day quest to get clean.  Although we know there is no empirical evidence supporting the 2 1-day habit theory , we understand creating time-bound goals are more achievable. Thus,  we will be focusing on getting clean with a little SOAP & WATER over the next 21-days.  So what do we mean by getting  clean with SOAP & WATER ? SOAP  is a method of studying the Bible in which daily you study the Word of God and connect to your Savior. This is not a new acronym and has been around in the church community for a while