This week Pastor Adam and Ashley Siqueiros talk about parental involvement in CCA. What does it look like for the parents to take ownership in their child's education and how do we partner in this together?

Sit down with Pastor Adam and School Board members, Dave Bolender and Sharon Eagen, as they discuss some of the history of classical education and why this is the route we chose for CCA. Get to know their experience a bit and why they feel called to be a part of this journey!

Pastor Adam and Pastor Vince talk this week about our hopes behind the school functioning as a ministry of the church rather than a separate entity. Why have we chosen this structure and how will it work? Hear a bit more from Pastor Vince about his hopes for the school and his children as they will be attending!

We are excited to bring you along with us on this journey of launching a school! We want to include you in the conversation as we follow the Lord's leading in this great work. This episode is intended to help you learn more about Ashley Siqueiros who has been hired as the principal.

Now that we understand the goal of how to teach and how to study, here are some resources to equip you to do this! There will be a handout attached to the email you receive and available at the training.

In this episode we are going to talk about expositional teaching and exegetical study. What are the benefits? How do we achieve these things? Why are they important to us?

Join us for episode 2 as we dig into Expositional vs. Topical studies. What are the positives and negatives? What are some examples?

On this weeks episode, Pastor Adam, Steve, and Ashley talk about Acts 16:11-24. How does this scripture speak to how the Lord works in our salvation? What do we see between the slave owners and Lydia in response to the Gospel message?

This week we dig into Acts 16:1-5. We will be discussing the need for discipleship, how Paul and Timothy interact with each other, and the desire to clearly present the gospel to those around us.

Join us this week as we dig into Acts 15:36-41. What do we see within this sharp disagreement? How are we as believers called into reconciliation?