What's Happening at Shiloh

In this second week of Advent, we light the candle of peace—a peace my family has desperately needed in a difficult season. And we’ve found it by remembering one simple truth: God is faithful.

From Psalm 136 to the throne room of Revelation, Scripture reminds us again and again that His steadfast love endures forever. He was, He is, He will be—and His faithfulness is our peace.

Take a moment today to reflect on where God has been faithful in your life. Whatever you’re facing, His steadfast love endures forever.

Shiloh Christian School

2026 Winter Homecoming Court

January 23, 2026

WOW!!! HOW ABOUT THOSE SAINTS!!! I am so incredibly proud of our Shiloh Christian Football Team and Coaches! Our boys played their hearts out and our coaches prepared them well and gave them an incredible opportunity to be successful! Great leadership by both players and coaches. A story book of a game and one that will be remembered for years to come!! We give God the glory and are so grateful for his provision and grace!

If you’ve read any of my emails over the last two years you know I’m skeptical of smartphone usage and social media’s impact on our lives.

I promise I’m not trying to be some anti-tech doomsdayer that would rather us all live underground. 

Keep reading to find out more.

I am excited to get everyone back on campus tomorrow as we put a bow on 2025! We have three weeks to make an impact on students lives before Christmas Break. The month of December is such a fun and special month. Don't miss it!

Congratulations to the Secondary cast of Cinderella! We can't wait to see you perform!

It's time to order your Playoff tickets!

It's time for the final session of Equipping the Saints for the semester!  Missed a session?  Click below to find recordings from this fall's sessions.

Over the past month, Brandon has been listening to seniors’ faith stories and reflecting on how Artificial Intelligence is shaping the way we seek spiritual guidance. Drawing from an insight by Christian thinker Andy Crouch, he warns that while AI can give us information, it can’t walk with us through fear, guilt, shame, and growth the way real people in Christian community can. This post explores why authentic faith can only happen in community, calls out the dangers of comparison and isolation, and invites us to choose mentors, friends, and church family over algorithms when it comes to our spiritual lives.