Author Archives: David Poston

The last time our high school students met for chapel, the Spirit of God really moved in a great way in the service. Scores of students came forward to pray and to worship together. uninvited, a senior guy stepped up … Continue reading →

As many students and teachers usually are, I was quite excited to see snow flurries falling outside my window at ACS Tuesday at lunch time. In fact, if you saw a man of my size wearing a suit jumping around … Continue reading →

Now that things have settled down a bit from the Holidays, I’ll more frequently update the blog! If you weren’t able to attend last Friday when the Children of the World Choir visited ACS chapel, you missed an awesome service! … Continue reading →

When viewing this world through the lens of a physical eye, it is nearly impossible to overlook the sorrow, chaos, and evil present in our world. Wickedness dominates our media. There seems to be little good news on any front. … Continue reading →

There is absolutely no positive connotation for the statement “You are fake!” Yet, there is a very serious problem that needs to be addressed on the topic. Our society has glorified things which are empty, shallow, and fake. Take a … Continue reading →

The ACS faculty meet corporately each day at 7:25 to begin the day in God’s Word and prayer together. This time proves to be vital for our faculty both in bearing one another’s burdens and in growing together in God’s … Continue reading →

When Open Door Baptist Church (Churchville, NY) invited Emily and me to their 2013 Missions Conference and asked me to preach, God began impressing upon my heart the topic of the cross of Christ. I started taking a closer look … Continue reading →

Every human seems bound to face tragedy, sorrow, and disappointment at some point in her life. Life is full of ups and downs. The closest friends and family members can prove to be unreliable. Jobs, relationships, and other opportunities that … Continue reading →

Several years ago I was introduced to the idea of the tyranny of the urgent. The idea has fostered books, conferences, and a host of psychology classes. The tyranny of the urgent. Simply put, what is deemed urgent usually takes … Continue reading →

When God placed a call to my heart about being a campus pastor at ACS and the administration not only agreed with the need but also worked to make it happen, one of the first desires God gave me was … Continue reading →