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    The document discusses the daily promise from Romans 6:23 about the wages of sin being death but the gift of God being eternal life. It notes that as Christian educators, any misbehavior in the classroom that requires intervention can be viewed as sin. Educators are motivated to address misbehavior in order to save students and prevent future issues, as ignoring problems will not solve them. The gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ should encourage taking action against sin. It concludes with a request to pray for a quiet student and includes a quote on bravery.

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    The document discusses the daily promise from Romans 6:23 about the wages of sin being death but the gift of God being eternal life. It notes that as Christian educators, any misbehavior in the classroom that requires intervention can be viewed as sin. Educators are motivated to address misbehavior in order to save students and prevent future issues, as ignoring problems will not solve them. The gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ should encourage taking action against sin. It concludes with a request to pray for a quiet student and includes a quote on bravery.

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    The document discusses the daily promise from Romans 6:23 about the wages of sin being death but the gift of God being eternal life. It notes that as Christian educators, any misbehavior in the classroom that requires intervention can be viewed as sin. Educators are motivated to address misbehavior in order to save students and prevent future issues, as ignoring problems will not solve them. The gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ should encourage taking action against sin. It concludes with a request to pray for a quiet student and includes a quote on bravery.

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    Daily Promises of God

    for  educators Romans 6:23

    NIV  -­‐ For  the  wages  of  sin  is  death,  but  the  gift  of  God  is  eternal  life  in  Christ  Jesus  our  Lord.

    RSV -­‐ For  the  wages  of  sin  is  death,  but  the  free  gift  of  God  is  eternal  life  in  Christ  Jesus  our  
    Lord.
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    KJV -­‐ For  the  wages  of  sin  is  death;  but  the  gift  of  God  is  eternal  life  through  Jesus  Christ  our  
    Lord.
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    LB -­‐ For  the  wages  of  sin  is  death,  but  the  free  gift  of  God  is  eternal  life  through  Jesus  Christ  
    our  Lord.
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    Note to the educator


    What  does  sin  look  like  in  the  classroom?  It’s  any  situation  that  requires  teacher  intervention.    
    When  a  student  acts  out,  we  must  take  care  of  it.  Turning  a  blind  eye  to  misbehavior  or  acts  of  
    unkindness  can  condone  the  behavior.  As  Christian  educators,  we  can  identify  misbehavior  as  
    sin  in  our  minds  because  we  know  that  anything  that  is  not  done  God’s  way  is  sinful.  When  our  
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    hearts  are  pierced  to  take  action  against  misbehavior,  we  must  act  on  it.  Making  an  example  of  
    one  student’s  wrong  doings  can  save  both  him/her  and  any  future  acts  that  others  may  be  
    considering.  Ignoring  the  problem  and  hoping  it  goes  away,  never  solves  it.  Be  motived  by  this  
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    awesome  gift  of  eternal  life  to  those  of  us  who  know  that  Jesus  Christ  our  Lord  has  freely  given  
    eternal  life  to  those  who  love  Him.

    1:16 PM prayer
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    Please  pray  for  the  student  who  is  quiet  most  of  the  time.

    Quote for the day


    It  takes  a  great  deal  of  bravery  to  stand  up  to  our  enemies,  but  just  as  much  to  stand  up  to  our  
    friends.   J.K.  Rowling,  Harry  Potter  and  the  Sorcerer’s  Stone

    Notes:
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