I’m Don Porter, an educator and Christian writer who loves weaving together learning and faith. In the classroom and beyond, I aim to spark curiosity, encourage growth, and equip others with practical tools for both life and spiritual walk. Through teaching, writing, and digital projects, I share insights rooted in Scripture and everyday experience, with a desire to inspire confidence, nurture faith, and point others toward living with purpose.
Does the New Testament “rebrand” the Abrahamic Covenant for the Church? This research explores the linguistic pivot of the “Seed” in Galatians 3 and how modern interpretations often “cram” Genesis 12 into contexts that the biblical writers themselves may have moved beyond.
A tight connection, shifting gates, and God’s perfect timing—this travel story became a fresh reminder that His grace reaches even into the world’s busiest airport.
A clear KJV-based study on the quote “evil triumphs when good men do nothing.” Scripture shows that knowing the good and refusing to act is not neutrality — it is sin (James 4:17). From the watchman in Ezekiel to the command in Ephesians, the Bible teaches active righteousness, not passive silence.
Spurgeon once compared the Word and prayer to breathing in and out. Using 1 Timothy and Titus, we explore how to sanctify our lives and avoid the “bad air” of vain talkers through the Bread of Life.
Too many toys may overwhelm toddlers rather than help them. Research and experience suggest that fewer choices can improve focus, engagement, discipline, and healthy decision-making in young children.