In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, Dr. Jack Farmer reflects on Hebrews 2:13–18 and the astonishing truth that Jesus—fully God and fully man—took on flesh, suffered, and died to destroy death and deliver us from the fear that once enslaved us. With warmth and clarity, he explains deep truths like the hypostatic union, the propitiation of sin, and the freedom Christ offers to those who believe.

In Brewed In-House, we look back on the 1850 birth of David C. Cook, a trailblazer in Christian education publishing, and celebrate the birthdays of alumni and students—Elizabeth, Jason, Conor, and Shaylon. A friendly reminder is also shared: Vacation Bible School at Wonder Junction is coming up soon!

Finally, in One Last Cup, Dr. Farmer unpacks how student activities—like new course offerings, athletic expansions, and leadership clubs—must be more than busywork. They must be mission-driven, spiritually grounded, and responsive to students’ real interests and needs. It’s not about doing more; it’s about doing what matters most with gospel-centered clarity.

Whether you’re leading a school, raising kids, or just wondering how the gospel changes everyday life—this episode will remind you: Jesus is not ashamed to call us family, and Christian education must reflect that kind of grace-filled purpose.