Tag: Romans 5:3-5

• It’s time to “man up”…

  

  It isn’t often that I pour myself into a project only to see it fail. But failure can build character that success fails to do…

  Sara

  March 24, 2016

  all in a day’s work, character, Christian life

  #it’sallrightocry, All in a Day’s Work, be a man, character, failure, If, If poem by Rudyard Kipling, man up, poem, poetry for life, Romans 5:3-5, Rudyard Kipling, what’s more you’ll be a man

• ‘Suffering, too, is a good thing’…

  My junior and senior English students had read Crime and Punishment and the book of Job. My bulletin board for the first quarter of school read “Suffering 4 doing evil is right; suffering 4 doing good is good” to encompass both the deserved suffering of the Russian protagonist and the undeserved suffering of the biblical…

  Sara

  September 29, 2013

  blogging, character, Christian life, education, life, teaching

  ax murderer, biblical character, book of job, Crime and Punishment, essay prompt, fyodor dostoyevsky, I Peter 4:12-19, Job, Romans 5:3-5, suffering, suffering is good, writing about suffering