<p>We read a news article this week from pediatricians suggesting students with lice should not be sent home, because 1) it&apos;s not really poor hygiene and 2) it can cause pyschological stress to a student because of the stigma. Um, what? So 1) Yes, parasites crawling in your hair is poor hygiene, and 2) so we just ignore the problem and let is spread because a student might get embarrassed? Wrong answer. Well...don&apos;t Christians often treat sin the same way? We try to lessen the danger of sin by classifying it as other things, calling that which is evil good or indifferent. Secondly, because we are afraid to offend, we say nothing or pretend the problem doesn&apos;t exist. Well, it does. And if we do nothing, it only gets worse. </p><p>#SetYourMindAbovePodcast</p>

S2 E64 - What Is Your Response To Failure?

What if I told you that God could be seen in the most ordinary things everyday? Take a break from the busyness of your lives to just stop &amp; look around. Consider the things that we encounter all the time and overlook. Just think of all the lessons that we could learn from our children, in our homes, or our families. What if I told you that everyday, ordinary events could teach us extraordinary eternal truths...would you believe me? I'm BJ Sipe, and welcome to the Set Your Mind Above podcast.&nbsp;