The King’s Academy Podcast: Recent Episodes
Kevin Johnson
The podcast of King’s Academy Christian School located in Tyler, Texas. King’s Academy is a University Model K - 12 school focusing on discipling and educating students for a Christ-centered life with special emphasis made on partnering with parents as the primary educators of children. The podcast serves as a vehicle to encourage and inspire all who are affiliated with King’s Academy and involved in its mission; explores and reinforces the culture and vision of the school; and equips listeners for faithful leadership through reflections on scripture, books, history, and engaging interviews with various guests.
I sit down with Richard Blackaby in Atlanta, Georgia to discuss God and family life. Listen and leave us a review and you could win an autographed book by Richard! Enjoy the podcast!
To learn more and about Richard, check out his website:
https://www.richardblackaby.com/
I sit down with King's Academy's Administrator, Dr. Wayne McEntire, and get caught up on how the school year is going. Enjoy!
In Episode 6 we have a little fun and read statements from KACS parents and teachers about adulting! "You know you're an adult when...."
I reminisce on the 90's show Full Houseand share my own "Full House" moment in hopes to offer a little encouragement to you as you love and lead your children.
In this episode I share with you an article from World Magazine that captures the heart of the education King's is trying to provide its students.
The honeymoon is over for back to school. The reality has set in - "man, this is a lot of work!" I sit down with my wife, Ashley, and we try to offer a few encouraging words!
We sit down with Mrs. Baggs, Director of Development for King's, and learn about upcoming community events within the school. We also get to hear from a few parents and students from Splash Day.
Welcome to the first episode of the new King's Academy Podcast. In this first episode we introduce the goal and purpose of the podcast and also sit down with founder and board member Sam Fisher.