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Sep 6, 2022 59 min

Episode 88 - Kyle Bennett

from The Scattered Seeds Podcast Hosted by Hosts Nate Devlin and Tom O'Boyle and Producer Kate Kuzko

Send us Fan Mail In a world that seems to be falling apart, where friendships are a brittle as glass and can shatter if one side of the relationship makes the mistake of sharing an opposing political view, it’s important to understand the value of Christian relationships. Which is the main theme of today’s interview. Dr. Kyle Bennett is a philosopher, and an educator who has taught at the university level for many years. Now he is taking his passion for Christian formation and his experience in education in a new direction; by opening a Christian Academy here at Beverly Heights. So join Tom, Nate and Kyle as they explore Kyle’s faith journey, and the path that lead him to this new adventure. Welcome back to the scattered seeds podcast. Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail In a world that seems to be falling apart, where friendships are a brittle as glass and can shatter if one side of the relationship makes the mistake of sharing an opposing political view, it’s important to understand the value of Christian relationships. Which is the main theme of today’s interview. Dr. Kyle Bennett is a philosopher, and an educator who has taught at the university level for many years. Now he is taking his passion for Christian formation and his experience ...

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