Christ Centered, Kingdom Consciousness in Classical Christian Education

Dr. Michael Todd, head of the SHCS Bible department, preaches on 1 Samuel 16:14-23 during our upper school chapel. Enjoy a sneak peak of Bible education at SHCS.

Eric Spee dives into the classic film Mr. Smith Goes to Washington and draws from it some inspiration to face today's national conflicts.

PTF President and volleyball coach Stephanie Alvero rejoins the program to discuss the upcoming school event, Dig Pink, which raises funds for cancer research.   https://www.shcssharks.com/

Eric Spee briefly explains then reads the Wordsworth poem Character of a Happy Warrior (1807).

Headmaster and History teacher Eric Spee provides an argument against extreme views of history and instead uses Davy Crockett as a case study in historical analysis. 

During a worship service at Sheridan Hills Baptist Church, friend of the program Pastor Ruben Hernandez preaches on 1 Peter giving strong advice and hope for Christians seeking to live for Jesus.   Links to Sermon Notes & Answers:   ➤Sermon Notes (Blank): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_22164002957944c69b89811ee84b6024.pdf ➤Sermon Notes (Answers): https://www.sheridanhills.org/...

Eric Spee contrasts On Death by John Keats with Psalm of Life by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow while finding positive truths for Christians living in a fallen world.

SHCS Headmaster Eric Spee leads a parent seminar on the blessings and challenges of raising classical Christian children in today's world. 

Season Three kicks off with a discussion of the uses and pitfalls of letter grades. Spoiler Alert: Grades are not as important as most people think!

Pastor Ruben Hernandez leads a discussion on the challenges of our children growing up and moving out.

Head of Lower School Lourdes Gonzalez joins the program with tips and the traps of speaking to your small children. 

Not everyone is born in a Christian home. Many strive for a Christian home without a personal reference and they often face the challenge of leading a Christian home when they have never experienced it themselves.  Eric Spee and Odalys Font bring their personal struggles in this area and share God's glory through it all!

Many parents, through good intentions, incorrectly view their child as a form of an idol which often leads to disaster. Pastor Ruben Hernandez and Head of Upper School Christy Chipman bring their experience as parents and educators to provide wisdom on this important topic.

Our panel looks at some things that compete to be your child's idol or role model and provide some tips to keep our families Christ centered and kingdom conscious. 

Using Ted Tripp's important book Shepherding a Child's Heart as a source, our panel discusses parenting our children with Christ in mind.

Listen to a short announcement for our upcoming summer series!

The SHCS faculty and class of 2025 elected Annabella as their student graduation speaker. Enjoy her challenge to her classmates and all those in the SHBC Worship Center. 

The SHCS senior class of 2025 elected Pastor Ruben Hernandez as their faculty speaker for their commencement ceremony. Enjoy Pastor Ruben's final challenge to his former students!

In the final episode in the classical vacation series, Eric and Cathy Spee share some great travel options in Florida. Each has great potential for fun while saving money compared to the many Florida vacation cliches. 

Continuing the series on classical vacation tips, Eric and Cathy Spee share their top destinations for a fun and educational family getaway.

In the first episode of a three part series, travel veterans Eric and Cathy Spee share their tips for making your vacation classical while on a budget.

Two cast members of the upcoming SHCS production of Steel Magnolias join the program. The panel discusses the differences between the play and the famous film and the virtues of the show.

Headmaster Eric Spee, also a longtime history teacher, discusses the book Priests of History by Sarah Irving-Stonebraker and the reasons we must continue to teach History well - despite the many contemporary controversies around the topic. 

We live in a world of constant distractions. Eric Spee reads a classic poem from Robert Frost to get us back on track while we have promises to keep and miles to go before we sleep.