Finding Meaning in A Confused Culture

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By Cameron McAllister on May 8, 2026 , , ,

with Cameron McAllister

Why does life often feel fragmented and uncertain?

And where can we find a vision of meaning strong enough to sustain us in dark and disorienting times?

We live in a time of extraordinary advancement—and yet many sense that something essential has been lost. Despite unprecedented comfort, connectivity, and choice, countless people quietly wrestle with questions of purpose, identity, and hope.

In this timely and compelling presentation, Cameron McAllister explores how the Christian faith speaks into this cultural moment with clarity, depth, and profound hope. There will be a Q&A following the presentation.

Date: Friday, May 8, 2026
Time: 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm ET
Cost: Free
Location: Zoom Webinar (Virtual)

Additional Resources

Over the past 50 years we have developed many publications, discipleship resources, videos, and tools to help you grow in your faith. Because you were interested in this event we have pulled together the following resources that we believe will be of interest to you.

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Cameron McAllister

Director of Apologetics, CSLI Cameron McAllister is Director of Apologetics for the C.S. Lewis Institute. He cofounded Thinking Out Loud, where he’s a speaker, writer and one half of the Thinking Out Loud podcast, a weekly podcast about current events and Christian hope. He and his father co-authored Faith That Lasts: A Father and Son on Cultivating Lifelong Belief. A staff writer with Christ & Pop Culture, Cameron’s writing has appeared in Christianity Today, Relevant Magazine, Think Christian, and Fathom Magazine. He holds a master’s degree in apologetics from Houston Baptist University. Cameron and his wife Heather live in the Atlanta area with their two children. Support the ministry of Cameron with CSLI.  
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