
Interview | Shaping Desires Through Classroom Liturgies (Leslie Segraves)
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In this debut episode of the Teach Biblically podcast, Dr. Roger Erdvig and Dr. Maggie Pope are joined by Leslie Segraves- abortion apologist, missionary, and Bible teacher at Calvary Christian School in Florida. In this interview, Maggie and Leslie explore the concept of classroom liturgies—routines designed to shape students' desires and worldview. She also shares her experiences teaching pro-life apologetics, the importance of spiritual engagement, and the need for educators to create a culture of learning that connects content to biblical truth.
Following the interview with Leslie, Maggie debriefs the conversation with some hard-hitting, practical wisdom that any educator, at any grade-level, can implement in their classroom.
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The Teach Biblically podcast is a production of the Center for Biblical Worldview Formation at Summit Ministries- helping educators to nurture a biblical worldview in the next generation.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Biblical Teaching Methods
00:48 Classroom Liturgies: Shaping Student Desires
02:10 Global Perspective on Pro-Life Issues
03:04 Spiritual Armor and Classroom Engagement
04:13 Incremental Learning in Apologetics
05:08 Diverse Motivations of Students
06:06 Building Capacity and Confidence in Students
06:56 The Importance of Repetition in Learning
07:50 Creating a Culture of Engagement
09:11 The Role of Liturgy in Education
10:09 Desiring Beings: The Heart of Education
11:06 Practical Applications of Classroom Liturgy
12:02 The Impact of Classroom Practices on Worldview
12:52 Connecting Content to Biblical Truth
13:49 The Role of Educators in Shaping Desires
15:11 Creating Eternal Impact through Teaching
16:09 Conclusion and Call to Action