Our culture is obsessed with sex and yet also implies that its not a big deal. Which is it? Sean gives some advice about living in the cultural tension.
How can graduates best stay faithful to Jesus? Sean lists five brief points that come from a baccalaureate speech by his Talbot colleague Mike Wilkins.
The recent book "The Next Mormons" offers fascinating insights about how younger generations are transforming the LDS Church. Sean highlights 4 big trends.
In his recent book on secularism and religion, sociologist Christian Smith raises three difficult moral questions for atheism.
Endgame is truly an epic film. Yet along with being great entertainment, guest host Tim Stratton describes how it solves the logical problem of evil.
Marvel has captured a generation with its films over the past decade. As a fan and parent, Sean gives 4 reasons he's grateful for the films.
Does the evidence for Christianity demand that every reasonable person believe it? Sean responds to a common misunderstanding of the purpose of Evidence.
How do we best get apathetic students to care? While we certainly can't force kids to care about spiritual things, Sean offers 6 practical steps to help.
Does God exist? Which religion is true? Is there life after death? If true, the resurrection answers these three questions.
There is great misunderstanding about the biblical concept of resurrection. It is different from other views of the afterlife. Sean offers clarity and insight.
Why didn't Paul mention the empty tomb in his creedal statement in 1 Corinthians 15:3-5? Was he unaware of the empty tomb? Sean offers 3 helpful responses.
The historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus is compelling. But there is also a deeper meaning that can transform how we live in the present.