In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we dive into the story of Joseph’s God-given dreams from Genesis 37:5–20 and explore how God’s visions for our lives may not always be welcomed or understood by others. We discuss responding with faith, patience, and wisdom when resisting our calling, trusting God’s perfect timing and sovereign plan.

Our Leadership Quote of the Day reminds us that initiative transforms a title into true leadership, inspiring us to take ownership and lead through action.

We highlight the Word of the Week, “Acrimonious,” and share practical tips from the Farmer’s Method for Reading and Remembering to help students grow academically.

As we prepare for the weekend, be encouraged to rest, reflect, and trust that God is working in every season of your life.

Stay safe, stay warm, and remember: God loves you, and I love you.

Tune in, and let’s grow in faith and leadership together!

On the day of President Carter's internment, Dr. Farmer remembers life during his presidency and one of his final speeches as President of the United States. In July 1979, President Carter warned against a Crisis of Confidence. Today, we see the same symptoms magnified, but the God that gave President Carter hope still provides hope to Christians. Embedded in this podcast is President Carter's voice and words reminding us that there are still things we must cling to as Americans, and while he was fighting for re-election and only alluded to God, Dr. Farmer reminds us that the chief person we must cling to is our Lord and the faith He secured.

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we celebrate birthdays, share exciting campus updates, and prepare for the new semester as we look forward to Homecoming 2025, marking 50 years of Bulldog Education on January 31st!

In The Holy Spirit’s Water, we dive into Genesis 37:3–4, examining the sinful flaw of favoritism and its destructive impact on relationships. We reflect on God’s impartiality, His perfect justice, and how believers can respond to favoritism with faith, humility, and trust in God’s sovereignty.

Our Add-Ins include:

• Word of the Week: Acrimonious – Exploring the dangers of bitterness in speech and relationships.
• Leadership Quote by Abraham Lincoln – Teaching us to lead with integrity and humility, emphasizing servant leadership over domination.
• Study Tip of the Week – Introducing the Farmer’s Method for Reading and Remembering, a step-by-step tool for improving comprehension and retention.

Join us as we explore biblical truth, practical leadership, and academic growth, equipping you to lead boldly and live faithfully.