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Kyle Idleman, author of “Not A Fan,” Responds to TKA Middle and High School Students
- December 18, 2012
- Posted by: Jerry Atchley
- Category: Football Spiritual Life
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From Bible class to chapel to group Bible studies, Middle and High School students at The King’s Academy, are being challenged to follow Christ closely and consistently. Recently, when author Kyle Idleman (Teaching Pastor at Southeast Christian Church) heard that King’s students were studying his book, Not a Fan, he sent the following video challenge…
Kyle Idleman shout out to The King’s Academy from SE Video – Proofing & Approval on Vimeo.
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