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Thursday, December 6, 2012

Thought 250: Mrs. Thompson and Literature from Ryan's devotional book series Thoughts


Thought 250

Mrs. Thompson and Literature

   Mrs. Thompson was one of my High School DVD teachers. I remember watching the literature lectures that she gave and the continual reminder she gave us to learn from what we read. As we read The Scarlet Letter, I learned about the danger of hidden sin and how it eats a person up. As we read Silas Marner I again learned of the danger of secret sin and the selfish pride of Mr. Godfrey. And all through the various poems, short stories, and prose selections that were also required reading; I remember Mrs. Thompson giving us Scripture references to jot down in the margin while she faithfully showed us the good and bad in a poem—the false philosophies and the true.

   Mrs. Thompson was not a perfect teacher, no human save Jesus was, but she did give it her all. She continued to be faithful and instruct the High Schoolers under her care to pay attention to the Word of God and to really analyze literature through a Biblical lens. I am very thankful for what she taught me.

P Have you ever had someone teach you and encourage your Christian worldview?

P What are did you learn/were reminded of in today’s devotional thought?

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