SPECIAL EDITION: Author and Pastor Chris Sasser discusses his book, Bags, and how parents and teachers can help support their students as they navigate life's expectations and challenges. His humble perspective and research give great insight into how to care for our children and students. Ultimately, he drives home our prayer, which is that our students would be equipped to flourish in the modern world by finding their identity in Christ.

Check out his book on Amazon!

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Join me in welcoming Trish Self, one of our 1st Grade Teachers. Trish has pursued further education with the NILD program to help support different types of learners! Listen to how she weaves in the Gospel and her own story as she walks through how to encourage and support her students.

On this week's episode we dive into themes of Sacrifice and Resurrection. Ms. Baker discusses how the novel, A Tale of Two Cities, can point us to Christ in transformative ways.

As we walk through Holy Week, I hope this podcast encourages you!

We so often ask our students the question, "Why?"

In the classroom, Tom McMahon helps his students dig into this question in meaningful ways. He wants the students to get to the ultimate "Why?" of each question. Hear how Tom uses Aristotle's Four Causes to help his students answer the "Why?" questions of life!

Why is it so important that each subject intersects with the other? What makes learning fruitful? Patrick Halbrook talks about the value of teaching our students to think about ideas through different lenses. In history class it is wonderful to hear, "We were just talking about this idea in literature!" We are thankful for a curriculum that allows that dialogue between teachers and students.

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#biblicalworldview

On this week's episode, Jenna Bronson talks about how 5th Grade learns about Lewis and Clark's exploration out west. How she incorporates Literature, History, and her personal story with her lessons all with a biblical perspective!

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Mr. Morgan does a great job of showing our students how natural and special revelation are both means of pointing us to our Creator. Join us as we talk through how he navigates the conversation of Origin in his classroom!

Jack Adams - Seeing Christ in Charles Dickens by Cary Christian School Knights Podcast

How do you get 6th graders to engage in History class? What makes History different in the Logic School?

Mr. Zbinden talks about what it looks like in his 6th Grade History class to ask the "Why?" and "How?" questions. In 6th Grade they cover the American Civil War and dive into how to humbly engage with that time period in our nation's history.

Apologetics and Systematic Theology Teacher, Micah Terhune, discuss the book, Delighting in the Trinity by Michael Reeves. He talks about how this book helps make the topic of the Trinity accessible to the CCS Sophomores. At the core, the Trinity is a manifestation of love, self-existent and eternal.

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