In this episode of From the Mount, we sit down with Mo Isom Aiken and MPCS Athletic Director Mike Walker for a meaningful conversation about the powerful connection between athletics and the home.

How do our experiences at home shape the way we compete? And in turn, how does athletics influence our character beyond the field or court? Together, we explore how Christian beliefs guide not only how we play the game, but how we live our lives—with integrity, purpose, and faith at the center.

Whether you're an athlete, parent, or coach, this discussion offers valuable insight into building a Christ-centered approach to sports and life.

In this episode of From the Mount, host Steve Kyle sits down with a panel to unpack Winterim, Mount Paran Christian School's new February short term dedicated to experiential learning. Together they explore what Winterim is, why it was created, and how it gives students hands‑on, real‑world opportunities beyond the traditional classroom. Listeners will hear how these unique experiences—on campus, in the community, and even across the globe—are designed to deepen faith, build community, and help students discover their gifts and callings in a meaningful, memorable way.

In this episode of From The Mount, Steve Kyle welcomes returning guest New York Times bestselling author, Mo Isom Aiken, as they unpack the idea of "family formations" and how parents can intentionally cultivate a gospel-shaped family culture using practices like family tenets and the fruit of the Spirit. Together they discuss why a healthy, godly marriage is the bedrock of parenting, how to shepherd children's hearts through intentional rhythms, and why it's never too late to begin this kind of formation — even with older kids.

In this part-two episode of From The Mount, Steve Kyle once again sits down with New York Times bestselling author Mo Isom Aiken to discuss the eight tenets her family uses to stay grounded in Christ. Listen to how she unpacks how these Scripture-based principles can help parents bring clarity, peace, and gospel purpose to everyday family life.

In this two-part episode of From The Mount, Steve Kyle once again sits down with New York Times bestselling author Mo Isom Aiken to discuss the eight tenets her family uses to stay grounded in Christ. Listen to how she unpacks how these Scripture-based principles can help parents bring clarity, peace, and gospel purpose to everyday family life.

In this episode of From The Mount, we dive into the beauty of American Sign Language with Laura Kehoe and how it can be used for God's glory. ASL isn't just a way to communicate—it's a way to serve, include, and love like Jesus.

New year, same pressure? In this episode of From the Mount, Steve Kyle talks with therapist Jessica Alexander and Viola Lussier about why New Year's resolutions often fail—and what to do instead. They explore the power of choosing a Word of the Year, letting go of all-or-nothing thinking, and pursuing growth with intention, not burnout. If you're tired of starting the year feeling behind, this conversation is your permission to grow with purpose and grace.

In this episode of From The Mount, we talk with our Head of School Dr. Kerlin, with thoughtful conversations and honest reflection. The show looks at how tradition isn't about rigid rules—but about forming lives rooted in truth, purpose, and grace.

In this new episode of From the Mount, host Steve Kyle sits down with Mike Walker, our new Director of Athletics at Mount Paran Christian School. Join us as Mike shares his heart for developing student-athletes who compete with excellence, integrity, and a Christ-centered focus. Learn how athletics at MPCS go far beyond the scoreboard — shaping young men and women to honor God, serve others, and grow in faith through the discipline of sport. Whether your child is just discovering their love for sports or is already competing at a high level, this conversation will encourage you to see athletics as one of the most powerful tools for discipleship.

In this episode of From the Mount, We sit down with our new Arts Director Eric Willoughby as he talks about his journey to where he is, the impact on the Arts in his life and family, and how the Arts can be used for God's glory.