Natasha Crain is an author, speaker, and podcaster who helps Christians think clearly about faith in a secular culture. She spent years in the corporate marketing world before turning her analytical mind toward apologetics, first equipping parents to have real conversations with their kids about God, then broadening to worldview training for all believers. Her book Faithfully Different examines what it means to hold a biblical worldview when that worldview has become a cultural minority, and When Culture Hates You, written with Frank Turek, turns to the harder question of how believers stand firm when the culture turns hostile.
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Top 5 Areas of Focus
- 1Biblical Worldview: Helping Christians recognize where secular assumptions have quietly replaced biblical thinking.
- 2Parenting Conversations: Equipping parents to talk with their kids about God, Jesus, and hard faith questions.
- 3Cultural Discernment: Analyzing cultural messages about truth, identity, and morality through a Christian lens.
- 4Courage in a Hostile Culture: Preparing believers to hold their convictions with confidence when the culture turns against them.
- 5Everyday Apologetics: Making the case for Christianity accessible to busy, non-academic believers.
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You're Not Toxic: Natasha Crain on Christian Courage | Ep. 166
Natasha Crain discusses growing cultural hostility toward Christianity. She emphasizes the importance of biblical worldview training, addressing progressive Christianity, and equipping parents to help their children navigate societal challenges with courage, conviction, and sound apologetics.
Parent Perspective on Biblical Worldview | Natasha Crain | Journey Podcast
Natasha Crain urges parents to instill a biblical worldview by teaching theology, critically evaluating cultural inputs through Scripture, mastering apologetics to defend the faith, and modeling consistent, Christ-centered priorities for their children.
Wimpy Women's Ministries Are Making the Church Weak
Natasha Crain discusses the necessity of a biblical worldview, effective apologetics for parenting, and the "ACT" framework (Authority, Conviction, Tenacity) to persevere for the common good within a hostile public square.
Natasha Crain: How to Raise Kids with a Biblical Worldview
Natasha Crain joins Philip De Courcy to discuss intentional discipleship, building a biblical worldview, navigating cultural hostility, and equipping the next generation with confidence in truth and Scripture.
How can Christians be a minority worldview?
Alisa Childers and Natasha Crain discuss why Christians are a minority worldview. They analyze research on self-identification versus biblical literacy, explaining the disparity between cultural labels and actual adherence to core biblical truths and teachings.