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In this week’s podcast, Mr. Clement and Mrs. Massey begin a mini series on cultural idols ingrained in our culture. This conversation is based off of a talk given by Michael Keller, a pastor in New York City at Redeemer Lincoln Square where he shares about five cultural idols (identity, freedom, happiness, power and history) and how they interact with our identity as Christians.
In today's world, most of us don’t know our neighbors. And even if we do know them, we may not know how to talk to them about our faith or grow in our relationship with them.
In this week's podcast, Mr. Clement and Mrs. Massey have a conversation with Chris and Elizabeth McKinney, Co-Authors of a new book titled, "Placed for a Purpose," and staff members at The Crossing Church in Columbia, MO. The McKinney's talk about their mission and work to provide Christians with the proper framework to be good neighbors who "live missionally where God has placed them."
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It's that time of year again. The days are getting colder. Your favorite pumpkin flavored foods are back in stores... And you’re discovering that your kids seem less motivated and more agitated. Yes, along with all the lovely parts of fall, another not-so-lovely phenomenon might hit your kids: The October Blues.
This week, we continue our mini series on equipping students to be lifelong followers of Christ by interviewing missionary, Steve Spencer. Steve and his wife, Mary, have spent 30 years on the mission field in Africa and call St. Louis home when they are on furlough from the mission field. All eight of their children have attended Kirk Day School. During the podcast, Steve shares his experience and passion for sharing the Gospel through higher education and stories about the impact of Christian education around the world.
Over the summer, the entire KDS faculty read "The Emotionally Healthy Church" by Peter Scazzero, which focuses on 6 key principles of emotionally healthy ministries. Scazzero implores us to recognize and process the emotions we experience in life and explore how those emotions impact our ability to lead. On this week’s podcast, Mr. Clement and Mrs. Massey share some of their insights from reading the book and discuss how it influences their work at KDS.
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