Hey, friends, welcome to the Natasha Crane podcast.

Yes, I know it has been a while since I have had a new podcast episode, but I am so glad

that you are joining me today.

It's been a busy time in my personal life, but we are jumping right back in with a really important subject that is on a lot of people's minds right now, and that is the subject of college. It's the end of the school year, and I know that a lot of you, know kids who are going off to college in the fall, maybe you have kids who are already in college, or maybe you have high schoolers who are a little bit earlier on in the process, but you're looking ahead and you can see the writing is on the wall. The college decision is coming up and you're thinking about it. And today we're going to help you think more about the kinds of challenges that kids are facing with their faith in the college environment. They're a lot more pervasive than you might realize, and they are in a lot of different

areas that a lot of times we don't think about as parents. And so we're going to really be

digging into that today with my guest, Jonathan Morrow. Dr. Jonathan Morrow is the director of

cultural engagement and student discipleship for the Impact 360 Institute. He is the author of several

wonderful books, including the one that we're talking about today,

which is called Welcome to College, a Christ-centered guide to lasting faith.

Jonathan is just a wealth of knowledge on all of these subjects,

and I am so excited for you to hear this conversation.

Before we jump in, I do have a couple of announcements for you today. So first,

I want to make sure that you know about cross-examine Instructor Academy, which is taking place

this summer from July 30th to August 1st in Charlotte, North Carolina. This is an amazing

opportunity for you to go and learn in person from a lot of wonderful apologetics and worldview teachers like

Frank Turek and Greg Kokel, Elisa Childers, Alan Parr.

There are a lot of instructors, including me.

I'm one of the teachers that go there every summer to help students learn how to better

present what they believe and why.

If you have ever wanted to start your own speaking ministry or just

improve what you're already doing, this is an unparalleled way of getting to do that. So I want

you to go and learn more about it. You can go to cross-examine.org and look for the information on

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