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About

ABOUT

Dr. Nathan A. Finn

Nathan Finn is an educator, pastor, and author. He occupies the Kalos Chair for Intellectual Discipleship at North Greenville University in Tigerville, SC, where he also serves as Professor of Faith and Culture and directs the Institute for Faith and Culture. He also serves as Teaching Pastor for Taylors First Baptist Church in Taylors, SC. He writes a weekly newsletter titled Think Christianly, Live Faithfully.

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RECENT BOOKS

Nathan has authored or edited over a dozen books. His most recent book is an edited collection of essays titled Fulfilling the Great Commission: Essays in Honor of Daniel L. Akin (B&H Academic, 2024).

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REPRESENTATIVE ARTICLES

Billy Graham's Los Angeles Crusade and the Postwar Evangelical Movement

In this essay for The Gospel Coalition, I reflect on a key moment in the history of American evangelicalism. The Los Angeles Crusade is when Billy Graham became Billy Graham.

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Socially Conservative Superheroes

In this column for WORLD Opinions, I reflect on how two recent films, "Fantastic Four: First Steps" and "Superman," offer helpful artistic depictions of the value of marriage and family.

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Carl F. H. Henry: Integrating Public Engagement and Personal Evangelism

In this essay for the Land Center for Cultural Engagement, I discuss how the postwar evangelical statesman Carl F. H. Henry models a faithful integration of public engagement and personal evangelism.

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Confessional Fidelity and Denominational Faithfulness

In this column for WORLD Opinions, I reflect on the 100th anniversary of the Baptist Faith and Message. In an age of growing confusion and compromise, confessional fidelity is one of the most important ways that denominations can maintain faithfulness.

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Speaking

SPEAKING

Nathan speaks regularly for academic institutions, churches, and other ministries on topics related to Christian higher education, Baptist history and thought, Christian leadership, spiritual formation, and the intersection of faith and culture. If you are interested in inviting him to speak at your event, please fill out the online form.