An End-of-Year Message from Bobby Scott
BY Bobby Scott, Headmaster
As we have moved through spring, the fragrance of flowers and emerging fruit is prolific. This aroma reminds us of the presence of Christ that has sustained us this year in times of pruning and abiding. We are in the tender hands of the Vinedresser. May the coming months be fruitful, as together we abide in His love in precious time with our families. Congratulations to our graduates and prayer for full joy in the coming school year.
Bobby
This summer, let’s prioritize time to enjoy the beauty of God’s creation and the grandeur of the Living Word.
When a drink pours out it spills off the table sometimes, it can be messy, but we are called to pour ourselves out like a drink.
Our children will innately know what worship is when we make worship a habit.
Being able to use language freely in this way will help students to gain new perspectives on life and ordinary experiences and reflect the God-given gift of creativity.
My teachers didn’t only care about what I learned, they cared about who I was as a child of God.
Jesus is the Resurrection from the brokenness surrounding us and within us and the Life that meets our needs, wants, and desires more than anything this world offers.
The study of the Bible in our school sets the tone for having a biblical worldview in all other subjects.
Reading, more than any other educational practice, impacts our ability to learn, understand, think, apply, and lead.
God’s message to the powerless? “I am with you.”