Proverbs tells us that joy and laughter are good medicine for the soul, but the Bible also cautions us against foolish talk and crude joking. So what role should humor play in our classrooms, hallways, and homes? It is especially challenging when so much of what is presented to us today in the world is humor that is often inappropriate and at someone else’s expense. Join us for this episode of BCL with Comedian Sean Hancock who helps us find joy and laughter in what is true, good and beautiful.

Learn more about Sean Hancock’s work and good, clean family humor at https://www.recycledmindscomedy.com

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In recent decades, classical education has experienced significant growth both in the U.S. and globally. This educational approach takes various forms, including traditional five-day programs, hybrid/collaborative models, and homeschooling. Alongside these formats, a flurry of terms like “classical Christian,” “Christian classical,” “classical liberal arts,” and “humanities education” have emerged. Understanding and distinguishing among these options can be complex for schools and parents alike. Today, Dr. Chris Schlect, Director of the Classical and Christian Studies at New Saint Andrews College, joins us to help clarify these terms and explore their significance in shaping the next generation through our homes and schools.
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• Americas Christian Credit Union
• Classical Learning Test
• Grand Canyon University
• Gutenberg College

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St. Augustine famously remarked that “to sing is to pray twice.” Music and arts play vital roles in our daily lives and are essential components of any classical Christian school or home. However, engaging meaningfully with traditional forms of music, as well as with worship through prayer and Scripture, can be challenging—especially if we don’t have good examples around us as adults and the idea of leading something we aren’t very good at can be intimidating. My guest today has done us a favor as schools and parents with a fresh vision and proven and practical ways to engage well in music and the arts in our homes and schools.Special Thanks to this week’s incredible sponsors:

• Americas Christian Credit Union
• Classical Learning Test
• Grand Canyon University
• Gutenberg College
• Life Architects Coaching

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