Good morning! We are joined this morning by brother Leo McKinely!

Leo is a math teacher at the Paducah Tilghman High School in Paducah, KY. He also preaches at area congregations. You can check out a short interview to get to know him better here:

An Interview With Leo Mckinely

Leo has endowed a scholarship in memory of his sister who passed to breast cancer. If anyone feels called to donate to the scholarship, monies can be sent to Regions Bank earmarked for the Heather Price Memorial Fund.

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Topic:

What can school teach us about living our lives as Christians?

Discussion Questions:

Do we take secular learning more serious than our spiritual education?
When it comes to our spiritual lives do we pass the test, or fail to measure up?
What can we do this week to better prepare ourselves for our spiritual graduation day?

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