Having children and figuring out how to be a dad can be overwhelming, and sometimes terrifying, in our culture. Bringing a life into this world and shepherding a soul is such a big deal that many men today are choosing not to do it. Geneva exists to partner with parents in bringing children up in the educaiton of the Lord, and this episode focuses on being a dad. Headmaster Rich Cali talks to three Geneva dads who each have served on Geneva's Board of Directors and have supported children through classical education.

Amy Hensarling is the host of Watch This List, a podcast on YouTube, where she discusses and critiques movies with her guests. Headmaster Rich Cali discusses with her how to train in discerning film as a part of their education, the way Paul understood cultural refernces of Greek culture found in Acts 17.

Warning: there are some technical difficulties in the recording, but please persevere. This is one of Rich's favorite podcast interviews.

Children of Issachar #14 - Martin Cothran

Martin Cothran with Memoria Press and Memoria College shares with headmaster Rich Cali how classical Christian education is like the ancient Israelites "plundering the Egyptian"s gold" during the Exodus. What was intended for ignoble purposes can be used, through the redeemer work of Christ, for Gospel and kingdom purposes.

Children of Issachar #13 - 2024 Buckfin Special

What is Geneva's annual event known as "Buckfin"?

Headmaster Rich Cali talks to Admissions Director Laura McGinnis about this one-of-a-kind Florida Feast and fundraising auction. Listen and get the inside scoop from the person at Geneva with the longest tenure!

For more info on Buckfin go to:

www.gcabuckfin.com

Children of Issachar #12 - Karen Elliott/Rafiki Foundation & Kelly Fore/Rafiki Classical Academy

Karen Elliott, the Executive Director of the Rafiki Foundation which serves people in 11 African countries, discusses "What does Athens have to do with Abuja?" Or in other words, does classical Christian education have anything to offer non-Western people? If so, does CCE now need "diversity" in the cirriculum? Included in the conversation is Mr. Cali's friend and former colleague, Kelly Fore, the director of Rafiki Classical Academy in Eustis, Florida.

To reach Kelly for more info on Rafiki email her at [email protected]

Children Of Issachar #11 - Dr. John Tweedale

Vice President and Professor of Theology at Reformation Bible College in Sanford, Florida talks with headmaster Rich Cali about what it means to be human and a Christian, and how this connects with classical liberal arts education.

To learn more about RBC go to https://reformationbiblecollege.org

"What are children for? The mystery of Divine Imagers"

Shane Morris, host of UPSTREAM Podcast with The Colson Center, gave this keynote address at the ACCS regional summit for administrators on November 3rd. Geneva recorded this speech in full, and, with his permission, are rebroadcasting it to you.

To listen to more of Shane Morris' podcasts go to: https://www.colsoncenter.org/upstream/

Children of Issachar #9 - Rev. David McWilliams and Scott Robinson

When Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the church door at Wittenburg over 500 years ago in order to initiate discussion about problems with the Church, he inadvertantly ignited the fire of the Protestant Reformation which restored Biblical teaching and changed the course of history. Headmaster and host, Rich Cali, discusses the cause and impact of the Protestant Reformation and its connection to Geneva Classical Academy with Rev, David McWilliams, pastor of Covenant PCA, and Scott Robinson, GCA's upper-school Bible teacher.

What is the intersection of modern psychology and classical education? How does understanding developmental stages help in educating children at Geneva and beyond? Dawn Whitestone, counselor, executive coach, and ministry trainer, helps make the connection between R.A.R.E. Leadership and classical education.

Children of Issachar #7

Author and scholar in residence at Houston Baptist University, Professor Nancy Pearcey joins the podcast to discuss her book, Love Thy Body, and it's importance in todays sexualized culture. They furthur discuss the transcendent aims of classical education: thruth, goodness, and beauty.