Collin Bastian

Collin Bastian directs the Institute on Religion & Democracy’s campus outreach program, which dispatches scholars of historic Christian political theology to speak at Christian colleges, universities and seminaries. These scholars explain what the church has taught across centuries about God’s purposes for government and his intentions for the church’s role in society.

An alumnus of Wheaton College, Collin earned his degree majoring in Political Science and Economics and minoring in Mathematics. Following graduation, Collin was a fellow with the John Jay Institute.

Anglican

Anglicanism in the Public Square Conference – Part 3

Anglican

Anglicanism in the Public Square Conference – Part 2

Anglican

Anglicanism in the Public Square Conference – Part 1

Events

The “Threat” of Christian Nationalism

Sermon

Wednesday Worship with Will Stockdale

Events

The 12th Annual Diane Knippers Lecture

Christian Nationalism

Christian Nationalism: A Theology of ‘White Supremacy’ and ‘Racism?’

Events

The Church and Gender Ideology

Wesleyan

A Wesleyan/Reformed Conversation

Events

Wednesday Worship with the Rev. Dr. Richard Allen Hyde