Hey everyone, welcome to the Natasha Crane podcast. Today I'm excited to welcome

Apologist Speaker and author Sean McDowell back to the show. If you don't know about

Sean, you need to know about him. Sean is a professor of apologetics at Talbot School of Theology at Biola

University. He is the author editor or co-author of more than 20 books and has one of the top

apologetics YouTube channels. Sean is a friend of mine, but it's not because of that that I

preface this episode by saying he's one of the most genuinely kind and well-spoken people, I know. It is truly always a pleasure

to talk with him. In this episode, we're going to discuss some of the subjects in a new book from

Sean called Apologetics for an ever-changing culture. And the subtitle is a biblical and

culturally relevant approach to talking about God.

Now, I say the book is from Sean, but to be more specific, he's actually the general editor

on it, so he didn't write the content, but it has 23 chapters contributed by a variety

of authors, including a chapter by me. It's a great volume that serves as a how-to in terms

of sharing the truth of

Christianity with others, and it is just very, very practical. But before we get started,

I just want to share one quick announcement. The first unshaken conference of 2025 is just around

the corner. Elisa Childers, Frank Turrick and I will be be at Calvary Church, Albuquerque on April 5th.

If you haven't heard about the conference before, it's a one-day event where Alisa,

Frank, and I equip and encourage you to stand firm on God's truth in today's challenging culture.

We've done eight events already over the last couple of years, and now we're starting a new

series of dates with all new content.

So even if you've been to an Unshaken Conference before, you're going to want to come

back for all new talks.

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