Dr. Renton Rathbun

Biblical Worldview Educator and Speaker

Dr. Renton Rathbun

Renton Rathbun is passionate about equipping Christian parents to cultivate a strong biblical worldview in their families. As a father of three, he understands the challenges of raising children in today’s culture and believes that a biblical worldview begins in the heart, is refined by the mind, and leads to a life of service to others.


With over 25 years of teaching experience in both secular and Christian colleges, Renton brings deep insight into biblical worldview and apologetics. He speaks nationwide at conferences and churches, and on podcasts, radio, and TV, training faculty, administrators, and families to think critically and stand firm in truth.


Renton leads the charge for Homefront and serves as a national consultant for biblical worldview at BJU Press. A veteran and dedicated church leader, he also holds multiple advanced degrees, including a PhD in apologetics from Westminster Theological Seminary. He and his wife, April, are raising their three children in Greenville, South Carolina.

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Renton speaks nationwide on biblical worldview and apologetics, engaging audiences through conferences, churches, podcasts, radio, and TV. To inquire about Renton speaking at your next event, fill out the Homefront contact form.

Recent Articles by Renton

Renton writes on specific ideas and trends that can affect your family and uses God’s Word for answers to your questions.

The Sin and Antidote of Pride

Pride may be the single most accurate word to describe our modern age. It permeates our politics and government, shapes business and education, drives entertainment and technology, and increasingly defines...

Same-Sex Attraction a Sinless Temptation?

A recent controversy within evangelical Christianity has once again brought a difficult question to the forefront: How should Christians understand same-sex attraction in light of Scripture? The issue gained renewed...

Love and Gen Z

  Contemporary America is marked by striking differences among generational groups, ranging from the Silent Generation (1928–1945) to Generation Alpha (2013–2025). These differences extend far beyond age, encompassing deep shifts...