Day 4 Administrators day

YOUr principals and other administrators spend alot of time and energy preparing for the school year. They have a very difficult job, and get little thanks. When students begin to pray for and serve their administrators, it will have an amazing impact on the school. Here are a number of ways you can serve your administrators.

Pray for your principal, vice principal, counselors and other support staff.
Serve one of them in a unique and caring way. ( Buy them a coke, ask them if you could do anything to help them out.)

When we begin to see all they do and the investment they put in, you can't help but be thankful for everything. Tell them how much you appreciate what they do.

Giants' Day

It has officially begun. The 40 Day Revolution. I am praying that over the next six weeks God will work in ways we have never seen before. Remember to check out the blog daily as I update what we want to encourage you to do on a daily basis.

Identify the giants in your life. What is the distraction that keeps you from responding to the voice of God. It could be: TV, computer, cell phone, laziness, sexual sin, drugs/alcohol, personal sin, sports, boy friend or girlfriend, etc... Some of these things aren't bad things, but you have kept your life so full of the busyness that you have yet to stop and listen for the still small voice of God. Pray for the thing that is going to be the biggest problem for you this year.

Identify the Giants on your Campus. When you do this and begin to pray that God would use you to make a difference on your campus, your eyes are open to how God wants to work through you. What do you want God to do on your campus? What are you expecting, or not expecting? Pray that God would use you to help your school with the giants that are faced on a daily basis on your school campus.

Read I Samuel 17:45-47- Pray that God would come and move on your school. Ask God to reveal to you your biggest distraction. Once He has revealed that to you be ready for the battle you are going to face to run to the distraction rather than God.