Why is the topic of race so important to talk about? Is the race issue still relevant and how do we address it? Faculty members Austin Groves and Brad Perry share how God offers biblical language on racial unity. This is a 2 part series.

Why is the topic of race so important to talk about? Is the race issue still relevant and how do we address it? Faculty members Austin Groves and Brad Perry share how God offers biblical language on racial unity. This is a 2 part series.

How do we reconcile our faith with science? How can we believe in miracles and the gospel of the Resurrection of Christ in a scientific world? What are some of the fundamental things to understand about the Bible and the scientific method? Finally, how do parents discuss this hard topic with their student?

In this first of two episodes, spiritual life faculty member Matt Brown sits down with three of long-time Brentwood Academy science faculty members: Tom Cox (biology), Wendy Stallings (physics), and Jeff Bryant (chemistry) to discuss these questions and more. Below are links to resources that Tom, Wendy, and Jeff mention throughout the show.

RESOURCES:

Surprised by Hope – by N.T. Wright

Science and Religion: Some Historical Perspectives – by John Hedley Brooke

Notes From the Tilt-A-Whirl – by N.D. Wilson

The Language of God – by Francis Collins

Mere Christianity – by C.S. Lewis

A Scientific Theology, Volumes 1 & 2 – by Alister McGrath

Belief in God in the Age of Science – By John Polkinghorn

How do we reconcile our faith with science? How can we believe in miracles and the gospel of the Resurrection of Christ in a scientific world? What are some of the fundamental things to understand about the Bible and the scientific method? In this first of two episodes, spiritual life faculty member Matt Brown sits down with three of long-time Brentwood Academy science faculty members: Tom Cox (biology), Wendy Stallings (physics), and Jeff Bryant (chemistry) to discuss these questions and more. Below are links to resources that Tom, Wendy, and Jeff mention throughout the show. Make sure to stay tuned for Part 2 as we discuss how parents can approach this seemingly difficult topic.

RESOURCES:

Surprised by Hope – by N.T. Wright

Science and Religion: Some Historical Perspectives – by John Hedley Brooke

Notes From the Tilt-A-Whirl – by N.D. Wilson

The Language of God – by Francis Collins

Mere Christianity – by C.S. Lewis

A Scientific Theology, Volumes 1 & 2 – by Alister McGrath

Belief in God in the Age of Science – By John Polkinghorn

Former BA parents and trustees Dick Wright and Michael Blanton tell their Brentwood Academy story and how BA has impacted their families. You'll hear stories of their experience serving on the board of trustees, the development of the BA fine arts program and how current BA Headmaster Curt Masters was selected to succeed Founding Headmaster Bill Brown. Dick and Michael are coming back to BA to serve another four-year term on the board of trustees. Hear their vision and hope for the school they have come to love and appreciate.

While Christian rapper Tedashii’s robust stature and delivery on the mic catch the attention of most, his gentle spirit hints at an even deeper story behind the man and the music. Tedashii was the selected guest speaker for Wednesday's Spiritual Emphasis Week assembly. Student's heard his story and how they can trust God with everything in their life because He knows. He focused his talk around God's omniscient character.

Jim Chapman is an artist, swim coach and father of 4 adopted girls from China. We learn that it’s important for boys to know they can be both creative and athletic, and how he and his wife were called to adopt 4 children, two with special needs, leading them to be honored in Washington, D.C. as "Angels in Adoption."

Carolyn Dobbins, Brentwood Academy's Coordinator of Writing, has helped countless students go from the stress and dislike of writing to discovering a talent and ability to write at a college level. Her relentless faith and passion for teaching has given her a gift to connect with students, while also walking a journey of cancer at the same time.