Did you know that God wants to talk to you about your school’s finances? Whether you are setting your school’s budget, establishing payment plans, or working with a student to meet that last payment deadline, Jesus is in it all and wants to lead you as you lead your students. Former BSSM Finance Pastor, Krystal…
As school leaders, we know that students learn a lot of information throughout the school year and need an outlet to demonstrate all they have gleaned. Mission trips are an incredible way to take students out of the comfort zone of the classroom and into a concentrated, ministry-focused experience that requires constant risk. We spoke…
Intimacy with God, powerful encounters, fresh revelation, and more are the fruit of students spending time reading and studying the Word of God. Creating space for students to engage with the Word of God is an important aspect of a school’s curriculum plan. Bible instruction at BSSM is designed to help students encounter the Lord…
Capturing feedback from your students is one of the best ways you can improve your school! When you take the time to learn how your students are experiencing your school’s culture, leadership team, classes, and more, you can make strategic changes that strengthen your school’s environment. By asking specific questions, you can provide space for…
You’ve built a school leadership team, developed curriculum, established a mission, vision, and core values, but how do you get the word out about your school? We’re here to give you some tips on how to best advertise what your school has to offer and draw in prospective students! As you develop avenues to market your school,…
The word “homework” often comes with a negative connotation. Homework reminds many of sleepless nights finishing papers or studying for exams. Others remember poor experiences of receiving harsh criticism about their work or feeling frustrated because they didn’t understand the purpose of their assignments. Indeed, we all have a lens in which we view homework…
Throughout the Bible, God affirms our identity as a beloved son or daughter. When we received Him, Scripture says that we are given the Spirit of adoption (Romans 8:15) and become members of God’s household (Ephesians 2:19). We are reminded that we are part of God’s family in 2 Corinthians as He says, “And I…
In I Corinthians 14, Paul encourages believers to “Pursue love, and desire spiritual gifts, but especially that you may prophesy,” (1 Cor. 14:1, NKJV). Prophesy is a gift that calls out the treasure in others. It is not a skill, aptitude, award, or talent. Rather, prophecy is the actual speaking forth of words given by the…
In one of our previous posts, How to Ignite Revivalists, we shared how you can spark revivalists in your school by sharing what a revivalist’s lifestyle looks like. In the same way, we want to help you convey academic requirements to your students to further support them in developing the behaviors and beliefs of a revivalist. May you be…
Creating a transformative school environment starts with the admissions process! We want to provide you with some keys on how to discover whether or not an applicant is ready to be immersed in your school’s environment. To help you with this aspect of the admissions process, we asked Melissa Casey, a BSSM Revival Group Pastor, to…