Sarah Nixon
Sarah lives in Macon, Georgia where she is a high school Bible teacher at First Presbyterian Day School. She graduated from Columbia International University with a BA in Bible and Youth Ministry and an MA in Bible Teaching.
Not My Problem: Apathetic Suburbia and the Call of Jesus
if I’m being honest, I prefer to retreat to the suburbia of my own heart, to not face the pain in the world, the pain in the lives of others, or the pain of my own story.
Growing a Multi-Ethnic Ministry: An Interview with J. Scott Samarco
Our vision for TC Teens is the same as our vision for the church: To see students in a multi-ethnic body, in a multi-generational setting, who live a mission-shaped life.
From the Lips of a Pharisee: The Subtle Danger of Jealousy in Ministry
“It isn’t about me, it isn’t about me, it isn’t about me,” I repeated to myself in the middle of Starbucks. I was trying desperately to keep my eyes on the high schooler in front of me who…
Broken Family? You’re Not Alone
Dear Parent, I know how you must be feeling… You’re a failure. I know shame is whispering that lie as you wonder who your child has talked to and whether or not they’ve told; you’re desperately hoping the…
3 Reasons You Should Add Genesis to Your Teaching Schedule
I begin my Genesis class with a lesson on misconceptions about the character of God, which helps students really examine what they believe about God and why.
Grace in the Gray Areas between Sin and Victimhood
“What hurt the most,” he said thoughtfully as he ran his fingers through his hair, “was that I told my parents what happened and they didn’t do anything. They actually got mad at me because it might cause…