Hey friends, welcome to the Natasha Crane podcast.

Today I am delighted to talk with Dr. Lynn Munsell, President of Arizona Christian University.

If you've been listening to my podcast for a while and following me on social media,

you know I've dealt with this topic

of how Christian colleges are compromising on a biblical worldview several times now. A few months

ago, for example, I had Dr. Everett Piper on, who was the president of Oklahoma Wesleyan University

for 17 years. We talked very specifically in that episode about how to evaluate Christian colleges you

might be looking at for your kids. If that's something you're interested in, I'll have a link

to that episode in the show notes. But our purpose today is a bit different. Arizona Christian

University is a standout amongst Christian colleges for its emphasis on doing everything from a biblical worldview.

In fact, Arizona Christian specifically seeks to be America's premier biblical worldview

university. So what does that look like in practice? How are many Christian colleges compromising

and what are the keys to changing that? Arizona Christian is a great case study and I am

so excited for today's conversation about all of these things with Dr. Munsell. I have just a couple of

reminders before we get started. First, I've had a lot of new podcast listeners lately, probably from all

the interviews I've been doing with the release of my new book, When Culture Hates You. So I want to say welcome to all the new listeners and remind you to subscribe to the podcast

on your podcast player so you'll be notified of new episodes.

Second, if you haven't gotten my new book, When Culture Hates You Yet, here's your reminder

to do so. When Culture Hates You is a call for Christians to unashamedly pursue righteousness

in society out of our love for others. It will equip and encourage you to advocate for the

godly functioning of society with greater biblical, cultural, and civic understanding. It will make a

great summer read if you haven't already read it. Okay, with that, let's jump in. Well, Dr. Munsell,

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