Past School Years
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SPIRITUAL PROSPERITY-CONTENTMENT
Part two of a two-part series. Juniors Emma and Maya Kurzenknabe lead us in worship followed by teacher Al Iten finishing his two-part series on…
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YOUR SHIELD
Encouragement from Genesis 15:1 Written by Berkley | Current WC Fifth-Grader “Do not be afraid, I am your shield, your very great reward.” Genesis 15:1…
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BE STILL
God is inviting us to be still before Him. Written by Corbyn Antrim | Class of 2021 “He says, ‘Be still, and know that I…
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SPIRITUAL PROSPERITY-GODLINESS
Part one of a two-part series. Faculty member Al Iten begins a two-part series on spiritual prosperity. Teacher Amy Powell leads us in worship.
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SINKING DEEP SUNG BY CORAL VARIAN, CLASS OF 2020
WC senior sings a song of encouragement Today, senior Coral Varian leads us in worship. We hope you will reflect on the lyrics (found below)…
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YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
Because Jesus was forsaken, we don’t have to be. Grace Polaris Church pastoral staff member Zac Hess shares an encouraging word from Isaiah 49. [Editor’s…
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REFLECTION ON PSALM 27:4
WC senior shares how gazing on God changes our perspective Written by Kelly Coughlin | WC Class of 2019 As 2019 concluded, I started to…
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TRUSTING IN GOD, NOT CIRCUMSTANCES
“Our protection lies in God’s sovereignty–not in our circumstance.” Written by Rachelle Anthony | WC Mom and Co-Founder of WC’s Warrior Prayer Initiative The Bible…
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COUNT IT ALL JOY
“Without trials, our faith is shallow and immature.” Written by Patrick Flanigan | Current WC Eighth-Grader “Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet…
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IT’S NOT ABOUT YOU
Faculty members Michael Clutz and Al Iten lead students in grades six to 12 in our first online chapel during COVID-19. Join us as we…
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“ALL THE POOR AND POWERLESS” SUNG BY OLIVIA RUEGE, WC ’19
Join us in reflecting on the truths found in this song We hope you are being uplifted and encouraged by the all-school daily devotion we’re calling The…
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JARS OF CLAY
During challenging times, we must rest in what we know about our God. Written by Mrs. Debbie Gilliland | Science Teacher A few weeks has…
