

Flourishing in both heart and mind during the university years...and beyond
Christian students can grow in both faith and knowledge–whether attending a secular or a Christian college or university. Proverbs 15:22 indicates how to succeed in this: “Plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisors they succeed.” College Faith guests provide wise counsel to help Christian students excel during these formative years.
If you are a ...
Student
My guests will help you find other believers on campus, evaluate what you hear and read from a Christian perspective, and engage others in redemptive ways.
Parent
My guests will help you understand the opportunities and challenges your child will encounter, and how to provide wisdom, insights, and counsel.
Pastor
My guests will help you better understand today's university and its ideas, so you can help students prepare for and journey through this formative season.

Stan W. Wallace, D.Min.
Global Scholars President & CEO, and host of the College Faith podcast
Most Recent Podcast
65: Discussing Jesus with Your Muslim Friends
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There are an estimated 2 billion Muslims worldwide, including your classmates, neighbors, and friends. Many are interested in discussing spiritual topics, including the person of Jesus. But how do we have these conversations–and share the good news about who Jesus really is–without the conversation turning into an argument? Alan Shlemon has an answer that he and many others have found to be very helpful: beginning with the Koran instead of the Bible to break down barriers. Alan is a staff apologist with Stand To Reason, a sought-after speaker on this topic, and my guest on this episode of College Faith.

Dr. Wallace unveils many of the challenges and opportunities available to Christian students and provides space for his guests to share their own insights and experiences. All students striving to follow Christ should listen to this podcast.
-Christy Moran Craft, Ph.D., Professor of Higher Education, Kansas State University

This is a very unique and critically important podcast. It was an honor to be Dr. Wallace's guest and discuss issues that college students are facing, and how to integrate biblical teaching into their academic majors.
-J. P. Moreland, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor of Philosophy,
Talbot School of Theology, Biola University

Dr. Wallace knows how to ask the right questions. His God-given curiosity and familiarity with the university will uncover helpful insights. I recommend that you tune in to his podcast regularly.
-Liam Atchison, Ph.D., historian, author, former professor, dean, and pastor, Senior Vice President, Global Scholars (retired)
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