Anchored - Avoid the Drift by Scott Davis
A Biblical Call for Christian Teachers to Stay Rooted and Resilient
 
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"I loved this book! I don’t know how you did it, but you made teacher training fun, inspiring, challenging, encouraging, and practical all at once. I loved it and will watch the videos as well. I really appreciated all of the practical ideas to try in the classroom." 
— Suzanne Cleveland
Providence Christian Academy
Lilburn, GA
 
"Anchored: Avoid the Drift is a concise yet deeply encouraging call to Christian educators to stay grounded in their divine calling. With humor, relatable stories, and biblical truth, Scott Davis reminds teachers that their work is kingdom work. This book is not just a quick read—it’s a strategic tool to reignite purpose, restore joy, and equip staff for meaningful ministry. I highly recommend it as essential reading for faculty teams at Christian schools."
— Roger Hutto
Pastor, Christian Apologist, and High School Educator
(Doctor of Ministry in Christian Apologetics, Southern Evangelical Seminary)
 
"This book touched my soul in immeasurable ways. Not only is it very well written, but the Holy Spirit spoke to me through so many of the illustrative stories and examples. I felt convicted, loved, and motivated to make changes in my routine of how I pray for my students and my coworkers. I am starting a new job in August to teach in the public school system. There will be no discussion allowed for Jesus or scriptures. I have been trying to plan how I can still model and teach the Fruits of the Spirit while working in this environment, which needs this exposure more than other places I have worked. Your outline of the Fruits at the end of the book are perfect for the need I have to pursue these characteristics in my new classroom community.  I would like to buy some copies as gifts for teacher friends! My new school has believers that meet every Wednesday mornings before school to pray and support each other.” 
— Jenn Stephens
Middle School Teacher 
Brandon Florida
 
Stay Anchored. Avoid the Drift.
 
In a world pulling teachers in every direction-through cultural pressure, policy changes, and spiritual fatigue-drift is inevitable without an anchor. But Christian educators are not called to survive the classroom; they are called to shine in it.
 
Anchored: Avoid the Drift is a powerful call to every Christian teacher who feels the quiet tug away from their God-given purpose. Through real-life stories, practical strategies, and deep biblical truth, author and speaker Scott Davis offers a timely reminder. your daily faithfulness matters more than you think.
 
Whether you're feeling weary, wondering if you're making a difference, or simply longing to stay strong in your calling, this book will help you:
 
Define your spiritual "why" and stay grounded in purpose
Guard your mind against cultural drift and internal lies
Surrender control without losing passion
Lead with contagious joy-even on the hard days
Embrace your classroom as a ministry field
Testify boldly through your everyday life
 
You are not just a teacher. You are a lighthouse. You are a missionary. You are a disciple-maker.
 
Let this book encourage you to stand firm, love well, and finish your race with joy - anchored in Christ.
 
About the Author
Scott Davis is a Christian speaker, author, and lifelong encourager of teachers, students, and families. A graduate of Liberty University, Scott has spent over three decades traveling the world, sharing biblical truth with contagious humor and heart. He speaks nationwide in Christian schools, churches, and conferences-challenging both students and educators to stay grounded in their faith and bold in their calling.
 
Scott is the founder of Get Real Conferences and the host of the national radio show, The Monday Mood Changer—a weekly dose of encouragement heard on stations across the country. His passion is simple: help people laugh, think, and stay anchored in Christ.
When he's not on the road, you'll find him in Georgia with his wife, Donna, writing, speaking, and doing ministry together - often with a smile and a story in tow.