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.
What are the challenges faced by second generation Christian students? How do we best minister to them? Sean speaks from his life and personal experience.
Is the biblical God a moral monster? What about hell? In this blog, I talk with author Matt Tinglad about his new book.
What is the best way to help students who have abandoned their faith? Sean addresses this issue from both his research and experience working with students.
At some point in our lives, all of us face tough challenges to our faith. Sean provides four helpful points for best responding to unexpected challenges.
Even though he grew up with an apologist father, Sean went through a time of doubt. Here's 3 reasons he went through a season of doubt but remained a Christian.
Why would Sean thank God for his doubts? Aren't doubts bad? Sean briefly shares some reflections on why he has learned to thank God amidst his doubts.
Thomas is always called "Doubting Thomas," and yet, ironically, he wasn't a doubter. As Sean explains, it is critical we understand doubt and belief.
Why are so many young people deconstructing their faith and how can we help? Check out this quick interview related to my latest book: Set Adrift
What are the most effective and research-based strategies for reaching Gen Z? Sean interviews Dr. Seth Peterson about his recent PH.D. dissertation research.