Dr. Ty Gooch

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A fresh version, but from a biblical worldview. They'll understand that as you relate it to free speech. You chatted a little bit about that just recently. And to understand that even from Exodus, for instance, everybody knows the story of Exodus where the Israelites were freed from slavery in Egypt. Everybody thinks it's about them being treated poorly, which that did matter to God's heart.
But the most redundant, the most thorough expression of concern that God had is that they weren't free to worship him as he had prescribed. And so, yes, we will help students understand the importance of having the right to free speech, having the right to gather freedom freely and to express worship to God in the ways that he described.
That's great. The students are going to be in a cohort format. So they'll be on this campus in this retreat center-like context, and they'll wake up in the morning.
It'll be mostly classroom context in the morning, where there'll be an expert that comes in for the given week to focus on content, not just delivery, but content exchange, helping the students work through how to apply what they're hearing, what they're learning. So that'll be generally a morning context of learning. And then they'll move to the afternoon where
where it'll focus more on experience. And we'll get out, and there'll be physical challenges where we do hikes together. Nothing too extreme, but just helping students understand that this is a whole life perspective of the gospel impacting someone's life. So they'll go on hikes. We'll go visit different museums and different things like that. We're going to come to AmericaFest.
In December. And that'll cap off the end of the year. But that's generally what a day looks like. And then the evening, there'll be some time. They will do some work. They'll do some reading in the evening. And they'll have lots of time to interact with one another in their cohort context. At Southwestern Theological Seminary, Baptist Seminary, the facility has a swimming pool.
They have a fitness center. And so almost 200 acres of property.
That's right. In an incredibly intentional context. Super safe, right? If I'm a parent sending my kid off to a place I've never been to before, super safe. The environment there is everything a parent could want and more.
No.
Yeah. The intentionality, the ability to interact with the mentors, not just in that context, but also, Lord willing, long term. And so that exchange is going to be super valuable in addition to the students learning to take what they learn and take it back to where they go to next.
Yeah, you know, the Apostle Paul makes some things super clear, and in in parts in the book of Acts and in some of Luke's writings, but there's this tension that exists. And the tension is, am I going to choose to please man or am I going to choose to please God?
Yeah, that's right. And also in Romans 12 and several other places, right? And so as it relates to that, students are going to understand there's some things that God not only asks, not only invites, but he commands these things of us. And then he says, you know, you can't do both in Galatians 1.10. You can't please man and please God. I love that. Caveat, unless man wants what God wants.
And then that's how you can get your twofer. But that's not up to me. It's up to me to just stand for what God says I have to stand for. So helping students understand what it means to live for courage and, you know, Bill Federer. And yourself and people like Erwin Lutzer as well coming into it. Phenomenal. Yeah.
Dr. Hertzberg, absolutely for sure. Time-tested truth-tellers with humility and strength and grace all wrapped up in one packet. So I would say that's what makes it distinctive. It's not just information being delivered. But it's with courage and clarity, which is another thing that Paul says. Just make open statements of the truth. Make open statements of the truth.
Don't worry about trying to package it and trying to figure out how to— I've never heard anyone say that before. Yeah, it's Paul's heart because he's concerned.
He says it in 2 Corinthians 4, verse 3 through 4. That's amazing. And in his first— book to the church in Corinth. He says, don't come with wisdom and knowledge of man. Why? There's something at stake. Because if you don't choose to proclaim the gospel of Christ and Jesus Christ resurrected, then you have the risk of teaching people to follow you and avoiding following God.
Because then the power now isn't about me and it's not. I'm going to live and die.
There's a three-step process.
On the website, it walks right through at the bottom when you go to turningpointacademy.com forward slash prep year. You scroll down to the bottom. I've given you all the content, so just get right down to it and get to the first step, which is to fill out an interest form. But time is running short because the spaces are filling up, and we don't have forever.
We just want to solidify and start moving forward. And it's this September. This fall, fall 2025, because of generous donors. Generous donors have said, we want this to happen. We want it to happen now. And so we say, yes, of course. We want this to happen too. So they go to phase two. They can go right to phase two right now.
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