What does soul-care look like for you? Is it solely about caring for our physical selves? In the final episode of Season 1, Kelsey teaches about the Sabbath. Following the ancient Jewish practice of Shabbat, we have an opportunity to stop our work, rest from our worries & wants, enjoy creation, and worship God, the Creator.

We all know that anxious feeling when admin walks into our classroom to observe a lesson. In this episode of The Kingdom Teacher, Kelsey shares a perspective on dealing with that feeling and truly answering the question, "Who do you work for?"

What would our classrooms look like if we focused less on behavior modification and more on heart transformation? In this episode of The Kingdom Teacher, Kelsey shares two simple statements that had a positive effect on his classroom management this year!

What will happen to our students in the future if we don't help them in our classrooms today? In this bonus episode of The Kingdom Teacher, Kelsey shares his thoughts for reflection from the perspective of Luke 10:25-37, The Parable of the Good Samaritan.

When you look at your students, what do you see: their behaviors or their humanity? In this episode, Kelsey talks about seeing your students' humanity as an extension of your own so that you can love them the kingdom way!

What if, instead of complaining about our students' behaviors, we intentionally prayed for them? In this episode, Kelsey talks about prayers of lament and how lamenting for his students helped him manage their behavior in a healthier manner.

Being a Kingdom Teacher requires kingdom practices. In this episode, Kelsey talks about the practice of prayer and provides a simple framework for prayer time.

3-D Prayer = Up, In, Out

In this episode, Kelsey answers the question "What is a Kingdom Teacher?"

Being the hands and feet of Jesus is the mission; thinking, feeling, and acting like Jesus is the vision.