Gospel Centered Education
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Gospel Centered Education
Season 2 Recap – Themes and Takeaways
In this Season 2 wrap-up, Tom and Kelly reflect on an incredible journey marked by thoughtful conversations and meaningful moments. From honest discussions about parenting in today’s digital age to unpacking insights from The Anxious Generation, this season has explored key themes around emotional health, spiritual formation, and the challenges of modern life.
We also celebrated the power of gospel-centered art and creativity, spotlighted the vibrant academic and athletic life at Community Christian School—and, of course, followed Mr. Vance Rutherford’s heroic (and hilarious) attempts to stop Virtual Vance from taking over the world!
Whether you’ve journeyed with us from the beginning or are just tuning in, this episode captures the heart of Season 2 and the stories that made it so memorable.
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⏱️ Timestamps:
• 01:07 – Parent Differently and Screens and Teens by Kathy Koch
• 02:00 – The importance of being present in parenting
• 06:03 – Refractions by Makoto Fujimura
• 14:08 – Rethinking our Western worldview
• 17:30 – The complexities of the Christian walk
• 21:01 – Keeping God in the foreground
• 26:40 – Season reflections and wrap-up
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Produced by Vance Rutherford