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The TKA Lady Lions are making history! Fresh off their Regional Championship victory, our girls’ basketball team is preparing for a crucial matchup this Friday with a spot in the Final Four on the line. In this episode of Legacy Matters: Conversations on Faith, Family, and Future, host Blake Fuller sits down with three key players—seniors Lillian Sims and Brady Branam, and sophomore Skylar Walden—to talk about their season, their faith, and what it means to be part of the TKA family.

Lillian, Brady, and Skylar take us inside the locker room, sharing the emotions of their championship win, the challenges they’ve faced throughout the season, and the defining moments that have shaped their team’s identity. They also discuss the role faith plays in their athletic journey—how they lean on God during adversity, the importance of prayer in competition, and the life lessons they’ve learned through basketball.

Beyond the court, the Lady Lions share what it means to represent TKA, a school with both a strong local community and an international reach. They discuss the bonds they’ve built with teammates from diverse backgrounds and how their time at TKA has helped prepare them for the future.

As they look ahead to Friday’s game, the girls open up about their mindset going into such a high-stakes matchup. What’s the key to victory? What motivates them to push forward? And for our two seniors, what legacy do they hope to leave behind for future Lady Lions?

Whether you’re a longtime supporter of TKA athletics or just love a great story of perseverance, teamwork, and faith, this episode is for you. Listen in as we celebrate the Lady Lions’ journey and cheer them on toward the Final Four!

Don’t forget to subscribe to Legacy Matters for more stories that highlight the impact of faith, family, and future at The King’s Academy. And be sure to come out Friday night to support our Lady Lions—let’s pack the stands and show them our love!

Go Lions!

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In today’s episode of Legacy Matters: Conversations on Faith, Family, and Future, host Blake Fuller explores the importance of raising resilient children in a world designed for convenience. While modern life offers countless comforts, it also presents a challenge: teaching kids to develop perseverance, grit, and a faith that stands firm in the face of adversity.

Blake unpacks the biblical foundation for resilience, highlighting James 1:2-4 and Psalm 46:1 to emphasize that true growth comes through challenges—not by avoiding them. With practical advice, he discusses why it's essential to let kids experience struggle, rely on God for strength, and adopt a growth mindset. Parents will discover how to shift their focus from rescuing their children to equipping them with the tools they need to navigate life’s obstacles with confidence and faith.

The episode also dives into the power of service and responsibility in building character. Blake encourages families to foster resilience by giving children meaningful tasks, holding them accountable, and teaching them to see challenges as opportunities to grow. Listeners will hear actionable ways to incorporate these principles into everyday life, helping their kids become strong, compassionate, and spiritually grounded individuals.

Whether you’re navigating the ups and downs of parenting or simply looking for practical ways to support your child’s growth, this episode offers valuable insights rooted in faith. Don’t miss this encouraging conversation about preparing the next generation to thrive in both the good times and the challenges that come their way.

Tune in now and be inspired to raise children who can stand strong, lean on God, and make a difference in the world.

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Building a Strong Biblical Foundation at Home

In this episode of Legacy Matters: Conversations on Faith, Family, and Future, host Blake Fuller dives into one of the most important aspects of Christian parenting—building a strong biblical foundation at home. Coming off the Parenting on Purpose conference, Blake shares key insights on how parents can be intentional in raising their children to know and follow Christ.

At The King’s Academy, we believe that spiritual formation starts at home. While TKA is committed to reinforcing biblical values, the primary responsibility for a child’s spiritual growth belongs to parents. But what does that look like in day-to-day life? Blake walks through Deuteronomy 6:6-7 to show how discipleship is not just for Sundays—it happens in the daily moments, conversations, and choices we make as a family.

This episode offers practical, doable steps to strengthen your child’s faith at home, including:
📖 Making God’s Word a Daily Priority – Simple ways to incorporate Scripture into your routine.
🙏 Praying Together – Teaching children to turn to God in every situation.
🌱 Modeling Christ-like Character – Living out faith in a way kids can see and follow.
🏡 Prioritizing Church Involvement – The importance of a faith community for spiritual growth.
🤲 Serving Others as a Family – Showing kids that faith is active and meant to bless others.

Parenting is a high calling, and it’s never too late to start leading your family spiritually. Whether you feel confident or overwhelmed, God equips those He calls. As Proverbs 22:6 reminds us, when we invest in our children’s faith, we plant seeds that will bear fruit for generations.

If this episode encourages you, share it with a fellow parent and continue the conversation. Join us next week as we discuss raising resilient kids in today’s culture!

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