Ep 998 | The Supreme Court Loophole That Allows Jesus Back in Schools TODAY!
Unashamed with the Robertson Family
Deep Dive
Why is there a growing interest in bringing Christian values back into public schools?
Since Christian values were removed from schools, there has been a rise in issues like suicide, depression, and anxiety among students. There's a recognition that these values provide a foundational support that is currently missing.
What is the Supreme Court ruling that allows Bible education in public schools during school hours?
The Supreme Court ruled in 1952 (Zorach v. Clausen) that students can be released from school during school hours to receive Bible education, provided it is off school property, privately funded, and parent-permitted.
How does LifeWise Academy implement Bible education in public schools?
LifeWise Academy picks up students during school hours, takes them offsite for Bible education using the Gospel Project curriculum, and then returns them to school. This is done under the 1952 Supreme Court ruling.
What are the immediate benefits observed in schools that implement LifeWise Academy's program?
Schools see improved attendance, reduced suspensions, and better behavior among students. These measurable benefits highlight the positive impact of Bible education on student well-being.
Why do unchurched families opt their children into LifeWise Academy's program?
Many unchurched families see the program as a positive influence for their children, especially in a time when traditional parenting and education are facing challenges. They hope it will provide moral and spiritual guidance.
How does the LifeWise Academy program align with current cultural conversations about youth mental health?
There is a growing recognition that secularization has contributed to rising mental health issues among youth. LifeWise Academy offers a pragmatic solution by reintroducing biblical values and education in a way that is legally permissible and beneficial.
What is the significance of Jesus' interaction with the Roman soldiers in John 18?
When Jesus identified himself as 'I am he,' the Roman soldiers fell back, which is seen as a public spectacle of his authority. This event, among others, highlights Jesus' non-violent, voluntary approach to his mission and ultimate crucifixion.
Why did Pilate become more afraid when he heard Jesus claim to be the Son of God?
Pilate's fear likely stemmed from the gravity and potential consequences of executing someone who claimed to be divine. This fear underscores the tension and significance of Jesus' trial before the Roman authorities.
How does Jace use football as a platform to share the gospel?
Jace uses football events and interactions with players to share the story of Jesus' resurrection and the concept of a 'new creation.' He ties these spiritual lessons into the themes of teamwork, resilience, and victory in football.
What is the 'Goldback' and how does it address inflationary concerns?
The Goldback is a physical, interchangeable gold money designed for small transactions. It allows individuals to spend gold without needing approval, providing a hedge against inflation and a return on precious metal investments.
- Jase spoke to the ULM football team and was the honorary captain.
- He used the analogy of the greatest comeback ever (Jesus' resurrection) in his speeches.
- Jase emphasizes the importance of character and spiritual maturity over football skills.
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