In this episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, the First Pour opens with Paul’s prayer of thanksgiving in Philippians 1:3–11, a passage rooted in deep affection, shared gospel partnership, and confident assurance in God’s faithful work. Set against the historical realities of a Roman colony and the covenantal hopes of Israel, this devotion highlights how the New Covenant reframes identity, leadership, perseverance, and spiritual growth. Paul’s confidence is not grounded in circumstances, institutions, or human effort, but in the certainty that God completes what He begins in His people through Christ.
The Second Pour celebrates birthdays within the Berean community, shares the lunch menu, and invites families to support our JV and Varsity Basketball teams at home as they compete in fellowship and sportsmanship.
The Final Pour offers a practical Study Tip of the Week, exploring how intentional doodling can serve as a legitimate and effective learning strategy. When guided and purposeful, visual note taking can improve focus, comprehension, and retention without lowering academic rigor. Together, these three pours encourage faith-filled perseverance, joyful community life, and thoughtful approaches to learning.
