Worldview Campus Lectures

Cántaro Institute

Worldview Campus Lectures is the public lecture series of the Cántaro Institute. Founded in 2026, it publishes lectures in theology, philosophy, history, science, and culture from a distinctly Christian perspective, including select presentations delivered before the establishment of Worldview Campus.

  1. Oct 14

    The First Peoples — Dr. Nathaniel T. Jeanson

    Who were the first peoples, where did they come from, and how did they spread across the earth? In The First Peoples, Dr. Nathaniel T. Jeanson explores the history of humanity's earliest populations through the lens of genetics, historical research, and the biblical account of human origins. Examining the relationship between DNA, migration, and ancient civilizations, Dr. Jeanson challenges conventional narratives of human history and presents a biblical framework for understanding the origins and dispersion of mankind. The Worldview Campus Lectures, hosted by Cántaro Institute, bring together distinguished scholars, theologians, and Christian thinkers to explore theology, philosophy, science, history, literature, and culture through a distinctly biblical worldview. These lectures seek to equip Christians with a deeper understanding of God’s creation, strengthen their faith, and demonstrate the relevance of Scripture to every sphere of life. For more information about the Cántaro Institute, visit https://www.cantaroinstitute.org. The total or partial reproduction of this resource is prohibited by any means or process without our prior, express, and written authorization. Any form of unauthorized use will be prosecuted with the provisions of international copyright laws. All rights reserved. Follow the Cántaro Institute X: http://twitter.com/cantaroinst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cantaroinstitute/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CantaroInstitute/ YouTube: ⁨@cantaroinstitute⁩   For more information, go to cantaroinstitute.org For books on worldview, philosophy and theology, go to cantaroinstitute.store Support the show

  2. Oct 9

    Tracing our DNA — Dr. Nathaniel T. Jeanson

    In Tracing Our DNA, Dr. Nathaniel T. Jeanson explores the remarkable discoveries of modern genetics and what they reveal about human origins, ancestry, and migration. Drawing upon DNA research and biblical history, Jeanson challenges conventional evolutionary timelines and presents a compelling case for understanding mankind’s genetic history within the framework of Scripture. The Worldview Campus Lectures, hosted by Cántaro Institute, bring together distinguished scholars, theologians, and Christian thinkers to explore theology, philosophy, science, history, literature, and culture through a distinctly biblical worldview. These lectures seek to equip Christians with a deeper understanding of God’s creation, strengthen their faith, and demonstrate the relevance of Scripture to every sphere of life. For more information about the Cántaro Institute, visit https://www.cantaroinstitute.org. The total or partial reproduction of this resource is prohibited by any means or process without our prior, express, and written authorization. Any form of unauthorized use will be prosecuted with the provisions of international copyright laws. All rights reserved. Follow the Cántaro Institute X: http://twitter.com/cantaroinst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cantaroinstitute/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CantaroInstitute/ YouTube: ⁨@cantaroinstitute⁩   For more information, go to cantaroinstitute.org For books on worldview, philosophy and theology, go to cantaroinstitute.store Support the show

  3. Sep 11

    Kids Ed: Sports to the Glory of God — Steven R. Martins

    Sports to the Glory of God examines athletics from a distinctly biblical worldview, beginning with sports as a cultural development of God’s good creation and bringing them under the lordship of Jesus Christ. Drawing especially on Paul’s athletic imagery, the talk considers discipline, competition, community, rules, human ability, and the pursuit of victory, while warning against pride, idolatry, and the false ideas communicated through sport. Ultimately, whether winning or losing, the Christian athlete is called to compete faithfully and use every God-given ability for the glory of God. Worldview Sports Camp is an action-packed week for ages 6–12 that develops athletic skill, teamwork, and discipline while helping campers understand how sports, competition, and physical training can be lived out to the glory of God within a faithful biblical worldview. For more information about the Cántaro Institute, visit https://www.cantaroinstitute.org. The total or partial reproduction of this resource is prohibited by any means or process without our prior, express, and written authorization. Any form of unauthorized use will be prosecuted with the provisions of international copyright laws. All rights reserved. Follow the Cántaro Institute X: http://twitter.com/cantaroinst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cantaroinstitute/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CantaroInstitute/ YouTube: ⁨@cantaroinstitute⁩   For more information, go to cantaroinstitute.org For books on worldview, philosophy and theology, go to cantaroinstitute.store Support the show

    Kids Ed: Sports to the Glory of God — Steven R. Martins
  4. Aug 12

    Kids Ed: How Can We Trust the Bible? — Joseph Owen

    In How Can We Trust the Bible?, Joseph Owen, Director of the Worldview Science Center, examines why Christians can have confidence that the Scriptures we possess today faithfully preserve the Word of God. Drawing from the history of the biblical text, ancient manuscripts, archaeology, and the discipline of textual criticism, this lecture explores how scholars compare manuscript evidence and account for textual variants while establishing the wording of the biblical text. Owen addresses common challenges to Scripture’s reliability and equips Christians to give a thoughtful, informed defense of the Bible as a trustworthy record of God’s revelation. Garden Path Camp is a fun, hands-on outdoor adventure for ages 6–12 that builds physical resilience and teaches faithful stewardship of God’s creation while guiding campers through the biblical story of the three Gardens. For more information about the Cántaro Institute, visit https://www.cantaroinstitute.org. The total or partial reproduction of this resource is prohibited by any means or process without our prior, express, and written authorization. Any form of unauthorized use will be prosecuted under the provisions of international copyright laws. All rights reserved. Follow the Cántaro Institute X: http://twitter.com/cantaroinst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cantaroinstitute/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CantaroInstitute/ YouTube: ⁨@cantaroinstitute⁩   For more information, go to cantaroinstitute.org For books on worldview, philosophy and theology, go to cantaroinstitute.store Support the show

    Kids Ed: How Can We Trust the Bible? — Joseph Owen
  5. Aug 12

    Kids Ed: The Gospel in the Garden of Gethsemane — Cory McKenna

    In The Gospel in the Garden of Gethsemane, Cory McKenna of The Cross Current explores Christ’s prayer and obedience in Gethsemane as a powerful window into the heart of the Gospel. From the seriousness of sin and the cost of redemption to Christ’s willing submission to the Father, this lecture points clearly to mankind’s need for salvation through Jesus Christ. With a strong emphasis on evangelism, McKenna equips believers to understand the Gospel more deeply, communicate it clearly, and confidently share the good news of Christ with others. Garden Path Camp is a fun, hands-on outdoor adventure for ages 6–12 that builds physical resilience and teaches faithful stewardship of God’s creation while guiding campers through the biblical story of the three Gardens. For more information about the Cántaro Institute, visit https://www.cantaroinstitute.org. The total or partial reproduction of this resource is prohibited by any means or process without our prior, express, and written authorization. Any form of unauthorized use will be prosecuted under the provisions of international copyright laws. All rights reserved. Follow the Cántaro Institute X: http://twitter.com/cantaroinst Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cantaroinstitute/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CantaroInstitute/ YouTube: ⁨@cantaroinstitute⁩   For more information, go to cantaroinstitute.org For books on worldview, philosophy and theology, go to cantaroinstitute.store Support the show

    Kids Ed: The Gospel in the Garden of Gethsemane — Cory McKenna

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Worldview Campus Lectures is the public lecture series of the Cántaro Institute. Founded in 2026, it publishes lectures in theology, philosophy, history, science, and culture from a distinctly Christian perspective, including select presentations delivered before the establishment of Worldview Campus.