Meliora S2E18: The Final Episode

Meliora S2E18: The Final Episode

After much prayer and reflection, the time for Meliora the Podcast has come to an end. In this final episode, Greg and Jen share their heartfelt gratitude for the journey, discuss the new path ahead, and offer encouragement to those faithfully partnering in raising the next generation to know and follow Christ. We are deeply thankful for every listener who has joined us along the way.

Meliora S2E17: Biblical…But Misplaced? Challenging Christian School Norms

In this episode, Greg explores whether Christian schools are faithfully applying biblical principle or unintentionally borrowing structures meant for a different God-ordained body. What happens when passages directed toward church accountability and restoration are adapted into educational policy?

Meliora S2E16: Back to Tradition? Church Trends and the Christian School Response

Join Greg as he explores the evolving relationship between the church and the Christian school, unpacking where their roles intersect—and where they should remain distinct. Drawing on recent studies highlighting Gen X’s growing preference for a more traditional approach to church, Greg raises an important question: should Christian schools take note and adapt as well? This episode offers thoughtful insight for educators, church leaders, and parents navigating faith formation in today’s shifting cultural landscape.

Meliora S2E15: Conversation with Bailey Tonkinson (Next Gen Worship Director at Mission Bible, AZ) Church and the Christian School Pt.2

Join Greg for part 2 of this intriguing conversation about how the family, church, and Christian school play a part in spiritual formation.

Meliora S2E14: Conversation with Bailey Tonkinson (Next Gen Worship Director at Mission Bible, AZ- Church and Christian School Pt. 1

Join Greg as he interviews Bailey Tonkinson, Next Gen Worship Director at Mission Bible, AZ (and his son) about growing up in a Christian home, the church and Christian school.  Bailey shares his candid thoughts on the effectiveness of the three-legged stool or tricycle model and how each shaped his spiritual growth.