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Why High Schoolers Are Losing Their Faith and How to Fix It with Lesley Russell
March 21, 2026 · 29 min
Ep. 0025 - Home school leader-turned-entrepreneur shares her Christ-centered global education reform work, high school program, and how purpose-driven faith shapes leadership and impact.
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Introducing Revelate Learning: Homeschool to Global Mission 0:00 Did you know 40 percent of Christian high schoolers abandon their faith because of secular education? Well, you're about to meet a woman who doesn't think it needs to be this way and is doing something about it. And0:09 remember, whether you have kids or not, the next generation will be the voters, politicians, doctors, lawyers, judges, and business leaders in control of your future. So stay tuned to meet Leslie Russell.0:28 Welcome to the Christian Capitalist Show. I'm your host, Russell Gray. We are continuing now, I think, day 3 or 4. I don't know. It's been a long week, but we're here at the Turning Point USA America Fest 20 25. I0:39 continue to walk around the floor meeting extremely interesting people, and I just found a gem. I found a lady who has taken a passion, as a homeschooling mom and turned it into a business and a ministry. We're0:51 gonna talk about all that with Leslie Russell. Welcome to the show, Leslie.0:55 Thank you so much, Russell.0:57 So you've got this business now called Revelate Learning. So tell us a little bit about that, just kinda where you are, and then we'll come talk about where you came from and and why you decided to do this.1:09 So I, have a passion. I'm an educational reformer. So I was able to homeschool my own 4 children. And while I was doing that, I started 1 of the largest homeschool movements in Southern1:21 California called Independent Learning Academy. We had tens of thousands of students come through, and it was amazing. And my own 4 children were so blessed by that and the tens of thousands of students that came through1:30 over our 13 years of running it. And then, the Lord just made it really clear. He he was pivoting us to a global movement. And so Revelate Learning is part of that global movement and where1:42 I literally go all around the world training, educators, teachers, administrators, and learning through the lens of God. So I'm gonna be going to Pakistan this spring training 200 teachers1:54 there. I'm training our entire university in Uganda. And then here in the United States, I train teachers and I train people who wanna start their own schools, and that's Revelate Learning. And then2:06 we also have our existing schools, our Equip 2 10 existing existing schools in New York, in California, Washington State. And then I have an 8 through twelfth grade live online amazing high school program that anybody2:16 can plug into. So if you have a co op that just goes to seventh grade or eighth grade, you can plug into our high school program and literally have a high school program overnight. And we help them build we help2:27 everybody build that.2:29 So you're obviously a very talented woman, and you, have the ability to get things done. And so there's many, many things you could do with your time and talents, but you've decided to do this.2:40 And so what is that compelling why? What's deep down inside that says this is the thing that I've got to do?2:49 Yeah. Thank you for asking that, and I love answering it. So it's really, it's it's genuinely, an unction from the Lord. Like, it is I wake up with it. It's so there. I really wanna reform3:00 globally education. I just wrote this book right here, Revelations from God and Education, Learning Through the Lens of the Creator. And our educational system, both here in the United States and globally, is humanistic.3:13 You know, we're we like we're we call it secular, but secular is really a euphemism for humanism. And when we look at the world, we're like, how did we get here? Like, how is the world just at the place that it3:24 is? When you dehumanize people, this is what happens. And so just going to church on Sunday and youth group on Wednesday, and then if you go and you, like, have3:36 and you ingest humanism all week long through education, you're gonna get, unfortunately, the outcome that we're seeing where almost 40 percent of graduating high school seniors3:48 leave the Christian faith because of their of their a lot of it because of their education. And even, like, Christian education, like, an unwittingly and knowingly, they don't even recognize the fact that4:00 they're not teaching through this lens of seeing God in all things. And so, you know, I go into it in the book. So, you know, to answer your question, I'm passionate about it. I recognize what the problem is. It's in our4:12 universities, and the only way to get it out is to completely shift the whole model from the Greco Roman model of education into, like, more of a Hebraic model, which is the4:23 fluidity of seeing the wisdom of Christ in all things, math, science, English, and history.The Crisis of Secular Humanism in Education 4:29 Yeah. I think that there are people who think that the current system can be reformed, And I don't wanna discourage them. I I think that if you can reform it, god bless you. Right? Please4:41 reform it. The the other group is people who go, well, let's sidestep it. Right? When I created the Raising Foundation, I said, we don't need teachers, taxes, or tuition. We can take this back. We don't4:53 need to go to the government at all. We don't need to reform the government at all. We just need to sidestep it. And maybe it'll atrophy and die a slow death like the US post office is. Right? Private private industry5:04 can do a better job. That's the way I look at it. And, you know, coming back to this concept of ideas, what you're basically saying is it's something I talk about all the time. I learned in an apologetics class many5:14 years ago, and it was that, thoughts become actions and actions become results. And so what you put in your mind, especially a young mind when they got that high level of neuroplasticity, you're shaping5:26 their world view. You're shaping their self image. You're shaping a value system and a way of processing reality and reacting to it that is so deeply ingrained. It's a real problem5:38 later on to unwind it. And, of course, the Holy Spirit can come in and just change it. He did for me. Right? So I've had that happen. But it's a lot better to train up a child in the way he should go, you know, because I5:49 think it's what we're commanded to do. And so it isn't just education. It's entertainment.5:54 It's in every sphere of influence that you're talking about. And I loved how you mentioned the neuroplasticity of the mind. And so at the cellular level, when children start to learn things, and it's at6:06 that level that they look and see the world. And it's so essential. It's so important to train a child up in seeing God in all things. Because he even says he says in first Corinthians6:18 chapter 1 verses 18 through 31, he talks about he says, who are these Greek philosophers? Who are these brilliant scholars? This is the knowledge of man. This is not the wisdom of Christ.6:30 And so I say in my book, I talk about how he basically bankrupt man's knowledge through AI, where it's like, okay, we just pick up our phone and we can know this and that. But the6:42 rhema, okay, the rhema is really seeing the world through the lens of God and the wisdom of God, and it's completely different. And you're right. It's entertainment. It's, media. It's6:54 government. It's in every aspect of life. It's so exciting to be able to live that way. And I think that anxiety and depression and all the different maladies of the world would be solved7:06 if everyone saw life through that lens.7:09 I talk to entrepreneurs all the time, and the first thing out of the gate is what's your purpose. And it's internal purpose. What do you want the business to do for you? And the external purpose, what do you wanna do for7:18 the world? And it starts out kind of a, secular or non, theological, conversation. But it leads into it because at some point, you have to ask yourself where7:30 does that purpose come from? Like, why would I have a purpose? And and I lead them as often as I can to this concept that you are a divine creation. You have divine value7:42 because you are a divine creation, and you have divine uniqueness as unique as your DNA fingerprint, retina scan. There's so many ways God tells us that we are unique. There's not another human being that has ever lived7:53 or ever will live that is uniquely you. And so that once you accept that you are a unique human being created in God's image for God's plan and the plan is unique to8:05 you, the comparison that drives a lot of young people into compromise or depression begins to go away. They begin to explore and actually revel in their uniqueness. And then8:17 if you can find a way to express that uniqueness that, creates some sense of self gratification and accomplishment instead of the foe victory of playing a game.8:29 You know, it's like, okay. I accomplished something. I got to the next level, but you really didn't do anything in the real world. It's good practice. I mean, I'm not opposed to gaming whether it's sports or video games8:40 from the standpoint of learning to compete, learning to control your emotions, learning to think, learning to have a strategy. But quickly, you've got to transition into doing things in the real world that really matter.8:51 And that's why I'm such a fan of pushing, capitalism, what I call capitalism productivity early, early, early in life. Because if you learn through conditioning when you're young that9:03 everything you need is provided by somebody else and that you get by asking instead of by giving. Right? By doing. It it it your agency is taken from you. The empowerment is taken from9:15 you, and it's a subtle conditioning that makes you subservient, very susceptible to tyranny.9:20 Wow. You just said some really great things there, Russell. And so I love Ephesians 2 10, and that's where, our nonprofit equip 2 10. The 2 10 is Ephesians 2 10, for we are God's masterpiece, create anew in Christ Jesus9:32 for the good works that we prepared long ago. And just like as you were saying, we have a physical DNA. We have a thumbprint that know the billions of people before us on the earth now, in the future.9:43 No 1 is gonna have that same DNA. And with that, we have a spiritual DNA that only we can fulfill. There's a calling on our life, a spiritual DNA just like a thumbprint that we that God has9:55 anointed and blessed us with to do, and that's our purpose.9:58 So So you just made a great point. And at some point, you have to take the spiritual calling and put it into action. I call trust faith in action. Right? It's good to have faith. James says, that's good to have faith,10:10 but faith without works is dead. Well, you're not trying to earn your salvation. James is saying, oh, you need to earn your salvation, but you gotta act on your faith. And so if God tells you this is your purpose, it's10:19 great to know what your purpose is, but then you have to put it in practice. And that's where we go from kind of the visionary, the philosophical, the conceptual, the abstract to, okay, I gotta get up today and figure10:29 out what am I gonna do today, that first incremental step. Now as a as an entrepreneur, as a business person, and you've worked both in corporations, but you've also done startups. And so that's a unique skill set. And10:41 you describe yourself as a visionary, but also somebody that gets things done. Right? And in the vernacular of Gino Wickman's book traction and rocket fuel visionary and integrator. Right? Not many people can be both.10:52 Right? I'm a hyper visionary, but I have to surround myself with people to get things done. You know? It but but in the beginning, you know, based on budget constraints or whatever. But let's talk about that evolution.11:02 You're a homeschooling mom. You've got children. You've got responsibilities. You get this passion to do this thing, and now you've gotta go from an idea to implementation. And there's what the11:14 way I teach is you get a vision as clear as you can get it. Not maybe not totally clear, but but you at least you got a direction you start moving towards, and it's pretty clear in your mind. And you have your current11:24 reality where you're at right now. And you gotta you gotta map out a scope and sequence. How do I take the first step using what I have and what I can do to do the next thing to hopefully accumulate some more? The video11:36 gaming is good because, you know, when you go down the video game and you start picking up the coins and you get more energy, that's kind of the way the entrepreneurial journey is. But tell us about your entrepreneurial11:45 journey and the balancing of your family responsibilities and your your your business aspirations.Purpose, Spiritual DNA, and Entrepreneurial Action 11:54 When we were just talking about our purpose. Right? Ephesians 2 10 that there is a calling and a purpose on your life. God is gonna just start giving you that unction, that, like, passion. And it's not like if you're12:05 following him and you, you know, Jesus is Lord of your life, like, what you're feeling inside and what's brewing and stewing and, like, kinda what gets you excited your passion, you know, what you're passionate about and12:16 what you wanna change and reform. Like, that's that's from the Lord. You don't have to go back and be like, is that me or is that God? Or like like, that that's him, and he is working through you because he loves to12:27 cocreate and co design and co labor with us. So get excited about that. And then just like, he gave Adam the responsibility of naming the animals. Like, God could have said, hey, Adam. Adam and Eve, like, these are the12:38 animals. These are the names. But he told Adam to name the animals. He loves to cocreate with us. So the first thing is, like, Lord, what are you calling this? Like, you know, what is the name of it? What does this look12:49 like? And, like, he will, like, really give that definition. And then the question is then you have, like, logical questions as to okay. You know, is this gonna be a nonprofit? Is this gonna be an LLC? And you just you13:00 just start. You start with what you have and what he's given you, and you just take that next step, and it just grows and it builds and dip you know, funding, revenue comes in. And then it's like, hey. You know, you13:10 always wanna operate 80 percent of, like, what your wheelhouse is. Like, we all have different gifting. And, you know, when you is it when you're an entrepreneur, you do everything. And I've done it. Like, literally,13:20 I've I've launched so many different things, and I was the custodian. Like, I at the end of the day, when we had the coop and, you know, my former we had tens of thousands of students come through with our, former,13:31 homeschool hybrid program, Independent Learning Academy. Like, literally, my husband and the kids and I would set it up in the morning. I would, like, be like the principal during the day when everyone would leave. I13:41 would put the vacuum cleaner on my back, go around my kids and I, we'd break everything down, I would vacuum. I did, like, everything. But eventually, you start handing it off. You start backfilling your positions. You13:52 know, volunteers, can I help you? Yes. You can help me set up, break down, vacuum, empty trash cans. And you start backfilling, and then the revenue comes in and you're able, like, to to pay where you need to pay. And14:03 then you have the volunteers who also see the mission and vision and being blessed by who volunteer. So, you know and then how do you do that being a mom? I I love that. Like, I made it really clear to my family, my kids14:14 today, and I have adult 4 adult 20 year old children, is my the first ministry is always to your family. It's always to your family, and, I always want them to know, like, that's the first14:26 ministries to your family. And then while you're doing that, you can also be able to do the things that God's given you to do and to be an entrepreneur. And there's different seasons of life. Like, I'm in a season of14:36 life now where I can spend, like, more time than I did in the past because I was a homeschooling mom and running a very large homeschool hybrid program that I got to do with my children. They got to come with me, to the14:47 school that I was running. So does does that answer14:51 Yeah. I think, you know, when anybody is sitting there looking when when you have people that have been trained all their life to be employees, which is what our school system does, we we have a system that cranks out15:01 job seekers, not job creators. And so you do that long enough, and pretty soon you have a shortage of jobs because you have too many people looking for jobs and not enough people creating them. And so I'm a big fan15:13 of teaching people how to create jobs, which is a completely different skill set and a completely different mentality. And then when people wake up and decide, hey. I wanna go from being, an employee, from being a worker15:25 bee in somebody else's machinery to being a visionary and architecting something and then building it and then operating it. And there's phases you go through. So I teach all these things. You know? It's it's15:37 there's this process. It's not an innate ability. You can learn to do it, and there's many The scripture is a great place to start. If you if you study your Bible, a lot of what you need to learn how to sell, to15:49 build an organization, to be a leader, to innovate, it a lot of it is there, and the Holy Spirit will fill in the gaps. I know because he does it for me, but but you have to spend time with him. You know, like you talked16:01 about, you're doing everything. Well, then so was Moses. Moses was standing there all day long with his arms up judging the people. His father-in-law Jethro came and said, bro, you you you you you're not gonna survive16:13 doing it this way. And so what I wanna come back to is that this concept of transformation, people think it's about information. They'll buy a book on how to start a business and how to sell and how to build a16:25 website and how to how to how to how to. And the 1 thing that they really need to think about is Romans 12 2, which is be transformed by the renewing of your mind because you have to change. You can't be the16:36 same person running a company with a lot of revenue and lots of customers and a lot of moving parts and a big organization. You're a leader, maybe a leader of leaders. It's not the same thing as when you're a 116:48 or 1 person band, you know, that gets up in the morning and and sets a table and does everything you need to do, goes off to the office, does everything that you need to do. Then when it's all broken down, you're16:58 vacuuming and you're the janitor, and late in the night, you're doing the bookkeeping. Right? You you can't do that forever. When you're when you're having a business, you know, forgive me. I I my late wife and I had17:08 many children together, so I've been in delivery room. So I use this analogy even though, you know, I'm obviously a man. I'm not qualified to have an opinion on the matter, but I equate it to giving birth. Right? People17:18 wanna talk about balance. Well, you know, balance isn't maybe an everyday thing or even in every season thing. Because when you're giving birth, you know, it's interesting to say you should work out, but that's not in17:28 the cards, right, when you're giving birth. And so there's certain things that go on when you're birthing a business, but you have to have an exit. And a lot of people think the exit is about information, but it's about17:37 transformation. So talk a little bit about your personal journey of transformation from when you maybe went for the very first time to being the owner operator and then getting17:49 to the point where you have people and teams, and maybe you're running by KPIs or running by numbers. If you've gotten that far, I don't even know where you're at in your business. But I know that you've gone through18:00 transformations in your life, and I think anybody watching this who wants to change their life needs to change themselves first and work outward from that.18:07 That's so good. And when I I'm all about transformation versus, like, the the transaction. There's a time for transaction, but transformation is like what you really want to achieve. And our a through twelfth grade high18:18 school program that's live online, that's what I train the teachers is, like, that is our whole, like, pedagogy methodology is transformation. And, internships, mentorships,18:30 are and apprenticeships are so significant, for children, not just to, like, think about I just wanna be an employee, but I wanna go and I wanna learn something, and I wanna learn it well. And either I'm gonna grow in18:42 that company in that way, or I'm gonna learn that. So then I can then go and, like, take that and, and start a company. And I I totally love collaboration. It's a very kingdom mindset to collaborate.18:55 And so with that, the transformation, like, with the companies and organizations that I have started is you you start you start with, like you pretty much start as an entrepreneur19:07 doing everything. And you have to be comfortable doing that. And sometimes, you know, as you're building it and it's growing, and you're all of a sudden, like, oh, it needs this. And then you, you know, you're doing19:19 that. But you you do with a mindset that when you are able to hand it off and delegate it, and backfill backfill your position, that you're you're ready to go and do that. And so you wanna have19:31 job descriptions and operations and things in place so that you can hand it off to someone. You can train that person. You can equip that person so that they can then take over what you're doing. And that's just19:42 something like the feedback that I've gotten from team members and different people. I love I love equipping people and, like, championing them and, like, having them operate in the calling that God has given19:54 them, like, the men and women on my executive team, the people I've had leadership teams of up to, like, 30 people on them. And the feedback that I've gotten is that they've appreciated me giving them something and20:05 the confidence to be able to go and take it and run with it, and seeing the gold in them. Like, sometimes they don't even see it in themselves, but I'm like, I see it. You're gonna do great. You know, I'm here and20:17 giving them the resources and the skills and the training, but then saying now go do that. I love doing that.Transformation, Fellowship, Faith, and Victorious Outlook 20:23 So you operate in that capacity as a, pastor, a mentor, a a coach, a teacher, a boss. Right? All those things. If you're gonna do it from20:35 a a biblical perspective, kind of a loving perspective, and then you always have to balance grace versus accountability, which is a whole different difficult thing. But I'm gonna still stay focused on you. So20:47 there's a couple other components that I think are super important that are unique to being a Christian capitalist, and that is faith and fellowship. So, let's talk about fellowship a little bit, and a subset of20:58 fellowship would be in in in the 1 hand, you are a mentor, but do you have mentors? Do you have other people? You know, when it's lonely at the top. Right? Lonely at the top, and so you can't be21:10 vulnerable. You can't lean on the people that are looking to you for leadership. But in order to alleviate some of the stress and get some of the wisdom, do how how have you or do you surround yourself? Or what21:21 people are involved in your life that aren't part of your subordinate group, but are part of part of maybe your peer group or even a mentor?21:30 Yeah. That's so good. So I just last February started getting my my PhD in organizational leadership. It just it came as amazing opportunity. Christian University just said, hey. We would love to, you know,21:42 have you get this degree with SMB, you know, be part of, like, an adjunct professor eventually. And so it's been amazing. I've learned a lot. I have, like, the camaraderie of the people who, are in my21:53 cohort. In addition to that, I I have amazing friends who are all reformers in different spheres of influence. And they're all very apostolic in that way, and we get together. And, we22:05 pray every Friday. I have, a prayer group every Friday. I have an amazing retired pastor, who my family we've, like, kind of taken them into our family. He's amazing. He prays with me every22:17 every Monday. So I have, like, that support and prayer network. You know, eventually, I would love to get into some, like, business, business mentorship. Even though I'm getting my PhD, I would love just to kinda, like,22:29 get in that association because you're right. It does get lonely at the top because you carry that responsibility. So it's nice to collaborate and to be able to just to share that wisdom. And so we do that a little bit22:40 on Fridays, you know, leading into our prayer time, but every woman on that call is, like, leading a major a major movement. 1 is doing arts and entertainment. The other 1 is, and the other 2 are education as in22:52 my.22:53 Well, just like you were prompted to create what you're doing to meet a need, you saw that's what prompted me to create the Christian capitalist, but further the fellowship of Christian capitalists so that people like us23:03 have a place to go in churches all across the country where they have a cell group, if you will, or a home group, a small group of people that are working on dealing with these unique matters of23:14 being a Christian capitalist, a Main Street capitalist. So, that validates my thesis that there's a need out there, so I'm excited about that. We'll talk about that more offline. So let's talk a little bit about,23:27 faith. You know, some people have rock solid faith, steady Eddie faith, no doubts, no fear. They're just always there. I'm not 1 of those people. I've had crises of23:39 faith. I've had my ups and downs. What's your journey of faith been? How has it been tested or strengthened, and tested is, like, tempered. Right? It can be it can be a test where it gets challenged and you fail the23:50 test. It can be times when you get tested and the resistance or the stress makes you stronger. But what is your journey of faith been like as you've gone through, dealing with the24:02 pressures of all the things that you have to being a homeschool mom, running an organization, being a a wife, trying to be a businesswoman, everything that you're doing?24:09 That could be an hour in itself. Like like, that's really, amazing, question. And, you know, God always, always, always will take you through first what you're to take24:21 others through, and he's done that so many times. And he will always prepare you. It's kinda like I use the metaphor, the analogy of going to a gym. You know, there are certain weights that you have the capacity to curl,24:33 like dumbbells, certain weights, and you start there 10 pounds, and then you go up to 15, and then you're 20, and then 22, and then 25. And but you don't walk in and start with a 25.24:45 Like, you you have to build to that. And and the same thing with, your relationship with the Lord and with faith, and he gives you with what you can handle and steward. And, I've had, like, you know,24:57 really different significant things happen that when I look back, I'm like, that was in preparation for where I was going so that I could steward where I'm going. So,25:09 yeah. It's a it's been amazing journey. And I really but he's been there every part of it, and he he gets you ready for, like, the next thing that he's taking you into.25:19 So let's talk about what's going on in the world. We're here at Turning Point USA. Obviously, this world was rocked on September tenth when Charlie was assassinated. It catalyzed, I think, a lot of attention25:31 and interest. Churches have been flooded with people. This event is 31000 plus. I was here last year, and it's probably 20, 30 percent bigger than it was last year. And, you know, whether25:43 and and I know there's some peep probably with this audience, most people are gonna be more supportive than not, but I know that Charlie was a little bit of a polarizing figure socially. But what what's your take on the25:55 state of the union, the state of the world? You've got kids. I don't know how old they are, but when you get to be a parent, and especially as your kids get a little older, you really begin to think about what the world26:06 is gonna be like, not only for them, but for your grandchildren and then maybe even for your chill you know, children's children's children that you'll never see. I've got 17 grandchildren, and that's what drives me26:17 right now. And I know they don't even understand what I do, and and they don't know what I'm trying to do for them. It's I don't expect them to understand. Maybe someday they'll watch these recordings and go, oh, yeah.26:29 That's what my my papa did. You know? And trying to make sure that they're free, that they have an opportunity to be free, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, private property rights, the ability to keep what they26:39 earn, to be able to make choices about their bodies, just all the things are, you know, to support our constitution. So but, you know, you you have a different network, a different perspective, a different area of the26:50 world you live in. What's your take? Are are are we headed for good times? Are we headed for tough times if you had to bet? I know we can't predict the future, but are you are you feeling optimistic? Are you feeling27:00 pessimistic? Or where where are you coming from?27:03 So, my husband and I have been married 34 years. We have 4 adult children ages, like, 21, 24, 25, and 28 as of today.27:16 And I, you know, I believe, like, in a victorious eschatology, because you kinda gotta look at the end, right, to see, like, where we are right now. And I feel like we go from glory to glory27:28 that, Jesus Christ is coming back for a glorious bride. I know that we get to cocreate, co design, and co labor with, with the Holy Spirit, and that, we're to go27:40 in and be world changers, world reformers, and to go in and God works through us, to change things. And so to sit back and be like, oh, wow. Look at all these problems and everything else. No. Where to like,27:52 we have we have Jesus Christ. We have the Holy Spirit. We have the trinity. We're gonna go in and be the change maker. So that's the way that my husband and I wrote, raised our children. Like, each 1 of28:04 our like, amazing. They all are in a different sphere of, like, influence, and they're already making incredible inroads, like, with what it is that they do. Like, they have28:16 such a calling on their lives. And the tens of thousands of children that came through our program and who are coming through our program now, this is the language that we speak to them. Like, this is our vernacular.28:25 Like, you are a world changer, a world reformer, and God's got a kingdom calling on your life. Go now go out and do it.28:32 That's a beautiful thing. We're gonna call that a wrap right now because, we gotta give up the microphones here. We got Madison Hawthorne coming in. But, Lesley, it's been wonderful having you. I definitely wanna have28:43 you back and continue to track your progress. We have a lot of things to talk about off offline. If people wanna reach you, how do they find you?28:50 Yeah. You can go to equip 2 10 dot com and revelate learning dot com, and you will find me.28:55 And if you're interested in learning more, just send an email to revelate, r e v e l a t e, at the christian capitalist dot com, and I'll make sure I connect you with Leslie Russell, and you can find out about all the29:06 amazing things she's doing. Thanks so much for being on the show.29:09 Thank you, Russell. It's been awesome.In this video 0:00 Introducing Revelate Learning: Homeschool to Global Mission4:29 The Crisis of Secular Humanism in Education11:54 Purpose, Spiritual DNA, and Entrepreneurial Action20:23 Transformation, Fellowship, Faith, and Victorious Outlook
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