Nathan Betts
Public Speaker & Writer
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About Me
Hello there! I am a public speaker and writer based near Seattle, Washington.
I am passionate about communicating the truths of the Christian faith in a way that reflects the beauty and attractiveness of Jesus Christ.
For the past 15 years this has taken me around the globe into a wide range of settings including universities, high schools, board rooms, churches, and public policy rooms.
I love people and I enjoy collaborative thinking with others, exploring answers to questions others have, asking my own questions, and wrestling with the complexity and jagged edges of life.
Education · Work · Inspirations
Although the culture in which we live is tired, indifferent, or, in some cases, bothered by the Christian church, many have observed that we cannot deny a haunting of the transcendent. It’s as though the harder we try to avoid God, the more we run into him. Regardless of where we locate ourselves on the spectrum of faith, we all have questions. Perhaps now, more than in recent memory, our world is experiencing profound and rapid changes and amidst these changes we all sense a deep need for hope in difficult situations and light in darkness. This, in short, is what I believe God has called me to embody in the form of verbal and written communication.
I hold theology degrees from Tyndale University College (now Tyndale University) and University of London. I value my academic education enormously, but I also view my years of travel around the world as a rich education in and of itself. It’s afforded me the privilege to learn at a profound level about the struggles, joys, hopes, and heartaches of the human experience.
I have written and continue to write for various publications and my writing is featured frequently in The Seattle Times. My interest in some of the pressing cultural conversations of our time has inspired me to develop a series of seminars on how we can navigate difficult conversations in meaningful ways. Whatever the context may be, I strive to be a voice that represents grace, truth, kindness, and clarity.
Nathan Betts
Public Speaker & Writer
Read Nathan's Easter article in Seen and Unseen
Click the button below to read my Easter article.
About Me
Hello there! I am a public speaker and writer based near Seattle, Washington.
I am passionate about communicating the truths of the Christian faith in a way that reflects the beauty and attractiveness of Jesus Christ.
For the past 15 years this has taken me around the globe into a wide range of settings including universities, high schools, board rooms, churches, and public policy rooms.
I love people and I enjoy collaborative thinking with others, exploring answers to questions others have, asking my own questions, and wrestling with the complexity and jagged edges of life.
Education · Work · Inspiration
Although the culture in which we live is tired, indifferent, or, in some cases, bothered by the Christian church, many have observed that we cannot deny a haunting of the transcendent. It’s as though the harder we try to avoid God, the more we run into him. Regardless of where we locate ourselves on the spectrum of faith, we all have questions. Perhaps now, more than in recent memory, our world is experiencing profound and rapid changes and amidst these changes we all sense a deep need for hope in difficult situations and light in darkness. This, in short, is what I believe God has called me to embody in the form of verbal and written communication.
I hold theology degrees from Tyndale University College (now Tyndale University) and University of London. I value my academic education enormously, but I also view my years of travel around the world as a rich education in and of itself. It’s afforded me the privilege to learn at a profound level about the struggles, joys, hopes, and heartaches of the human experience.
I have written and continue to write for various publications and my writing is featured frequently in The Seattle Times. My interest in some of the pressing cultural conversations of our time has inspired me to develop a series of seminars on how we can navigate difficult conversations in meaningful ways. Whatever the context may be, I strive to be a voice that represents grace, truth, kindness, and clarity.
Public Speaking
A voice of grace, truth, kindness, and clarity.
Christian Apologetics in Real Life
Weekend Service | February 18, 2024 | ASL Interpreted - YouTube
Exaltation of a Humble Servant
July 30, 2023 • Nathan Betts • Philippians 2:5–11
To Live Is Christ
Streamed live on Aug 13, 2023 • Nathan Betts • Philipians 2:17-30
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Short Answers to Life’s Biggest Questions
A current writing project intent on bringing clarity to questions of faith and showing that not only does Christianity hold answers, it also offers transcendent beauty to our complex and confusing times.
Resource Seminars
I offer seminars focused on helping people wanting to learn how to have meaningful conversations with others on the cultural questions of our time.
Something Meaningful, Something Beautiful:
A six-seminar course focused on making the most of our cultural conversations through the lens of faith.
Course Objective:
The aim of this course is to offer people from all walks of life foundational starting points in lovingly and gracefully navigating difficult cultural conversations from a Christian faith perspective. The course is comprised of six seminars addressing topics including God and Humanity, Different Belief Systems, Justice, Sex, and Gender.
Each seminar will include teaching on these topics by Nathan Betts and times for interaction and questions. Notably, each session will have a participatory element built-in so that attendees have an opportunity to actively engage with Nathan and with each other on the subject matter. Upon completion of the course, attendees will have gained knowledge on each topic addressed in the seminars and gathered confidence to engage in conversations involving difficult issues of faith and culture. For attendees who complete the final test, they will receive a Something Meaningful, Something Beautiful Course Certificate.
Hours of Instruction:
Each seminar will run for 90 minutes with a fifteen-minute break.
Course Description:
Contact Nathan Betts
Reach out to me for any public speaking inquiries or general questions you may have.
