Sean proposes a unique Bible study plan for 2020, that only takes 10-15 minutes a day, but offers deeper understanding than in the "Bible in a year" approach.
Sean lists the top apologetics and worldview resources for students including books, conferences, curricula, videos, and more.
Does science or God best explain morality? This blog offers a helpful summary of key points from Sean's recent debate with skeptic Michael Shermer.
The problem of the one and the many is the first philosophical issue people wrestled with. Christianity uniquely solves it with the doctrine of the trinity.
Can it be dangerous to teach theology? Sean deeply believes in the importance of learning theology, but offers two concerns about teaching theology well.
Through the lens of superhero movies and the LGBTQ conversation, Sean highlights how suffering is the perennial question that shapes how we think about God.
There are many reasons kids leave the church. One often ignored, and yet crucial issue, is bad theology. Sean shows how good theology is critical for students.
If Jesus commented on social media, what would he say? Based on studying how Jesus communicated, Sean offers 5 suggestions for he might "comment."
Understanding the real issue beneath the question is vital for effective ministry. Sean shares three examples of finding the underlying Q and lessons from each.
What is the secret to asking good questions? How do you become a better question-asker? Sean shares three ideas from his life and experience.