If you’re a parent, student, or leader wondering how to prepare the next generation for faith challenges in today’s culture, this conversation is for you.
I recently joined Alisa Childers to talk about the newly updated and expanded edition of Welcome to College: A Christ-Centered Guide to Lasting Faith in a Changing World. We discussed why so many students struggle with their faith after high school—and how to build a foundation that actually lasts.
Watch the Full Interview with Alisa Childers
Why Welcome to College Matters More Than Ever
Students today aren’t just heading into college—they’re stepping into a cultural moment filled with confusion about truth, identity, and purpose.
In this conversation, we explore:
- Why college doesn’t usually cause a faith crisis—it reveals one
- The most common worldview challenges students face today
- How parents can proactively prepare their kids before they leave home
- What it looks like to build a faith that survives and thrives
The updated edition of Welcome to College addresses critical issues like:
- Relativism and the loss of truth
- Identity and the new sexual revolution
- Doubt, anxiety, and emotional resilience
- Digital distraction, screens, and AI
- Progressive Christianity and competing truth claims
About the New Edition of Welcome to College
This fully revised and expanded edition is designed to help students:
- Think clearly about their faith
- Engage cultural challenges with confidence
- Build habits that sustain a lifelong walk with Jesus
It’s ideal for:
- High school seniors preparing for college
- College students navigating challenges right now
- Parents who want to equip their kids for what’s ahead
- Church leaders investing in the next generation
Get Your Copy of Welcome to College
You can learn more and get your copy here:
Whether you’re a student heading into a new season or a parent wanting to help your child build a lasting faith, this resource is designed to walk with you every step of the way.
Final Thought
College doesn’t have to be a place where faith falls apart.
With the right foundation, it can be a place where faith becomes your own—and grows stronger than ever.