What if the lessons we learned in school weren’t just about math, reading, and science… but about life, faith, and truth?

As a new school year begins, classrooms fill up, routines settle in, and backpacks get packed with pencils, folders, and maybe a little anxiety. But this season isn’t just for kids. It’s also a moment for us — as adults, families, and a church — to get back to what matters. Back to rhythms that shape us. Back to truth that anchors us. Back to church.

In this series, Back to School, we’ll take a fresh look at the lessons we picked up in science labs, geography classes, kindergarten carpet circles, and even on the playground — not just as academic facts, but as metaphors for the spiritual life. Maybe gravity teaches us more than physics. Maybe the map points to more than a destination. Maybe the playground isn’t just about fun — it’s about community, conflict, and grace.

Maybe those early lessons hold deeper truth than we ever realized. And maybe it’s time to let God teach us again.