Great opportunities lie ahead in the world of education. In the final episode of the series "The Way of Christ in Education," David Dockery, Nathan Finn, and Jeremy Tate join the show to discuss the future of education. This conversation explores the development and impact of the Classical Learning Test (CLT) as a response to the challenges in modern education. The speakers discuss the integration of faith and learning, the role of AI in shaping educational practices, and the importance of a formative approach to education that goes beyond mere information transfer. They emphasize the need for educational reform that aligns with Christian values and the historical context of higher education.

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Men exhaust women with emotional neediness, according to the New York Times. How should Christians understand the so-called "Man-Keeping" phenomenon?

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In this episode, Dan Darling, Kristen Kellen, and Benjamin Quinn discuss various topics including the recent Little League World Series, the marketing missteps of Cracker Barrel, and the legacy of Dr. James Dobson. They also delve into global issues such as the Ukraine-Russia conflict, the implications of AI in education, and the cultural conversations surrounding men's roles in society. The episode concludes with predictions for the upcoming college football season.

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Our rapidly changing society brings with it new challenges to education.

In Part 2 of our series on the Way of Christ in Education, Benjamin Quinn, along with guests Dr. David Dockery and Sara Osborne, delve into the multifaceted challenges facing education today, particularly within the context of Christian education. They explore personal stories, the importance of classical Christian education, the integration of faith and learning, and the impact of artificial intelligence on educational practices. The conversation emphasizes the need for a holistic approach to education that prioritizes relationships, addresses diverse learning styles, and remains mission-centered amidst evolving societal pressures.

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How should Christians think about education?

Dr. David Dockery of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and Dr. Nathan Finn contribute to the discussion of how Christians advance the way of Christ in education. This conversation explores the integration of faith and learning in education, focusing on the historical context of Christian education, the influence of Dr. David Dockery, and the challenges faced in modern educational settings. The discussion emphasizes the importance of faculty development and the need for a transformative approach to education that aligns with Christian values.

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In this conversation, Benjamin Quinn and Simon Kennedy discuss Kennedy's book 'Against Worldview', which critiques traditional approaches to Christian education and proposes a shift towards understanding education as a process of growing in wisdom. They explore the historical and philosophical context of worldview, the importance of inductive learning, and the role of practical experience in education. The discussion emphasizes the need for both practical and spiritual wisdom in educational settings and concludes with key takeaways for educators across various contexts.

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Check out the final episode in our series on culturally aware sermons. The guests discuss the importance of culturally aware preaching and teaching. They explore how pastors can engage with contemporary culture while remaining faithful to biblical texts.

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Stop skipping over fiction books. God uses great stories to help us grow and learn. In this edition of the Christ and Culture Book Club, Marian A. Jacobs joins us to explore her new book, On Magic and Miracles. Jacobs explains how fantasy books function and provides a framework for discerning whether a particular fantasy book is wise to read.

The book is from B&H and available now: https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Miracles-Theological-Discerning-Fictional/dp/B0DJS3B4M8/ref=sr_1_1?

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What and who we read shapes who we are. From C. S. Lewis and Augustine, Dr. Benjamin Quinn and Andy Shurson discuss books that have shaped them. Reading is a powerful tool; learn how to read and how to use what you read to grow more like Christ and to engage the people of God.

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Cultural idols weave themselves into the lives of Christians and the church. Preaching confronts these idols by showing the bankruptcy of the promises of culture compared to the gospel.

In this conversation, Benjamin Quinn and Andrew Arndt explore the intersection of faith, culture, and ministry. They discuss Andrew's journey to faith and his role in ministry, emphasizing the importance of culturally aware preaching. The conversation delves into the challenges of addressing cultural issues in sermons while maintaining a focus on grace and spiritual maturity. Andrew shares insights from his writing journey, including his books that aim to deepen spiritual understanding and practice. The discussion also highlights the significance of community, the role of the Sabbath, and the need to confront cultural idols in the lives of congregants.

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Sometimes it feels like a preacher lives in his own cultural bubble. Alistair Begg joins the show to discuss how to engage culture while remaining faithful to the Bible. Dr. Begg shares insights on preaching with cultural awareness, reflecting on his journey into pastoral ministry, the importance of understanding the culture while remaining faithful to biblical teachings, and the necessity of reading broadly to enrich sermon preparation. He discusses the challenges of navigating cultural turbulence in ministry and emphasizes the significance of the gospel in unifying diverse perspectives.

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