Second Thoughts: Internal Organs Are Important Too!
by Thomas White, student at LivingEd-Charlotte “…I think of a body of believers, when I think about the Church. …the body of believers is made up of so many different […]
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Second Thoughts: When Humility Becomes Dishonesty
By Thomas White, Student at LivingEd-Charlotte “You don’t want to step on other people trying to get a job, but the reality is…if you’re going to be hired…you need to […]
Second Thoughts: Don’t Be Chained to Your Thing
An essay on Mr. Richard Ames’ Student Assembly titled, “Expand Your Horizons” by Thomas White, LivingEd-Charlotte “There are times for meditation, and of course, for recreation, but…have discipline and…broaden your […]
Second Thoughts: Set a Guard Over My Keyboard
By Thomas White, Student at LivingEd-Charlotte “The social media in the Work is a good thing, a very good thing, and it’s reaching a lot of people that we might […]
Second Thoughts: The War of the Worlds
By Thomas White, Student at LivingEd – Charlotte “We do not live, ever, in a godly culture as long as man is in charge here.” ~ Mr. Gerald Weston It’s […]
Course Spotlight: Unit 4 – Lessons of Peter’s Denial
Here are a few comments from students answering the “Student Thoughts” question from Unit 4, Lesson 3: Why did Peter deny Christ (Luke 22:54-62)? What can we do in our own […]
Second Thoughts: The Immensity of Small Things
By Thomas White, Student at Living Ed – Charlotte “We all understand that God is preparing us for big things, for being kings and priests…things we are doing today that […]
Online Focus | The Role of the Holy Spirit
A quick glimpse of what you may be missing… In John 14:16–20, Jesus emphasized that after His departure to be with the Father, the disciples would not simply be abandoned […]
Second Thoughts: What News is “Good News”?
By Thomas White, Student at Living Ed – Charlotte “We do have a biblical mandate to develop wisdom, to develop understanding, to develop discretion, knowledge. …we should be watching, learning […]