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Anchored in Hope: From Priesthoods to Psychology
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In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, we begin with The First Pour, where we walk with Abraham to a battlefield and a blessing—meeting Melchizedek, the mysterious king-priest of Salem. Hebrews 7:1–10 reveals the theological richness of Christ’s eternal priesthood, superior to Levi’s and foreshadowed through Melchizedek’s titles, position, and tribute received from Abraham. The passage draws a vivid picture of Christ’s supremacy—not just as Savior, but as our eternal High Priest and King of Peace.
Next, in The House Brew, Dr. Farmer shares a personal reflection as he and his wife celebrated their anniversary by witnessing a young couple commit to a covenant of their own. While the podcast took a one-day pause, today we joyfully recognize birthdays from June 22 and June 23 and remind our school family that Vacation Bible School kicks off tomorrow.
Finally, in One Last Cup, we take a thoughtful look at a viral psychology list meant to help people “read” others. The descriptions sound insightful—staring habits, cold composure, emotional shutdowns—but do they align with biblical wisdom? We test modern psychological advice against Scripture and reflect on what it really means to know, love, and minister to others through the lens of the New Covenant.
Whether you’re craving spiritual depth, a bit of campus connection, or a final dose of biblical perspective—today’s brew is for you.
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