Tucker Fleming was raised in the Atlanta area and attended both Mississippi State University and Beeson Divinity School. He’s lived and worked throughout the country in schools and non-profit organizations, and has worked with students for a decade, with over half of that time being in the local church.
As students read Acts, they can trust that God is sovereign over every detail of their lives, just as he was with the early church.
The grace of Christ is deep and wide enough to cover all manner of sins, be they murder, racism, theft, or anything else.
Let’s formulate ways to help our parents shape their teenagers into the kinds of people who use technology in a God-glorifying, healthy, and productive way.
Coming to grips with our radical need before God puts all of the struggles our teenagers have (and our struggles, for that matter) in proper perspective.
The more you push your interns to behold Christ in his Word and in the life of their minds, the more like him they’ll look (2 Cor. 3:18).
Everything we do and everything our students do on social media is catechizing us in one direction or another.
