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Nick Kantas

Nick Kantas is a J.D. candidate at the University of Texas School of Law. He holds an M.A. from Westminster Theological Seminary and lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife and young child.

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A lone young man walking along a coastal shoreline with hills in the background.

Promises for Young Prodigals

At eighteen years old, I left home and, with it, the church for a time. I called myself a Christian, but in my heart, I regarded Jesus as not much more than an eternal insurance plan. Like many passing through Vanity Fair, I was captivated by its wares: grades, reputation, romance, amusements, and even […]

11/04/25•Nick Kantas•9 min