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Hey, lads, I want you to listen for a second. This is your favorite principal speaking. If you’ve spent much time online or around certain crowds, you’ve probably seen that look on some guys’ faces—the ones who are always shouting slogans, raging online, or jumping from one cause to the next. Tibet, Ukraine, Palestine, Somalia, Minneapolis—anywhere but home. It’s like they’re standing on the edge of a cliff they can’t even name, yelling so loud they don’t have to hear what’s

When I speak to my students about Christian missionaries, they often imagine someone travelling to a distant country to preach, teach, and serve. But some missionaries begin their journey in a very unexpected way — through sport, public fame, and personal sacrifice. One of the most inspiring Christian missionaries of the early 20th century was Eric Liddell , a Scottish athlete who became famous around the world before choosing a life of mission work in China. Eric Liddell’s s

When the great Christian missionaries of the nineteenth century are remembered, the same towering names often return again and again. Yet behind them stand quieter figures whose faith was just as deep, whose courage was just as real, and whose sacrifices were no less costly. One such man was George Grenfell, an English Baptist missionary whose life in Central Africa was marked not by fame or dramatic speeches, but by endurance, humility, and an unshakeable sense of Christian