My name is Billy Hutchinson, head of the Colson Educators program.

I'm excited to announce a special Educators edition of Truth Rising the Study.

If you work with students, you know this is a challenging time and culture.

From AI and social media to identity and the basic questions of meaning and purpose,

the classroom can be a confusing place right now.

But what if you had clarity to understand this cultural moment in light of God's story?

Know how to live in light of truth and equip your students to do the same?

That's where truth rising to study, Educator's Edition, can help.

In this free digital course available for CEUs and partnerships with ACSI, John Stone Street

summarizes God's game plan for this civilizational moment using four essential concepts,

hope, truth, identity, and calling. Then I follow up each lesson with practical tips for

classroom application. Through the study, you'll be grounded in the authentic hope of Christ's

resurrection and understand God's grand story of creation, fall, redemption, and restoration.

You'll learn how our identity is anchored in the relationships we have as image bears, and you'll learn what questions to ask to discern your calling where God has placed you, including your classroom, and then go and help your students do the

same. You can access Truth Rising to Study Educators Edition and the full course library at

colsoneducators.org. That's colsoneducators.org.

Welcome to Breakpoint, a daily look at an ever-changing culture through the lens of unchanging truth.

For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.

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