The third and final part of our conversation with Dr. Curt Thompson.

In the first two parts of our conversation with Dr. Curt Thompson, we discussed why it is important to have "embodied encounters" with our civic systems and our political opponents, and what Good Friday can teach us about dealing with the challenges those encounters present. In this third part of our interview, Dr. Thompson gets into what Christian eschatology means for our attempts to deal with political diversity in the church. 

The Christian Civics Podcast explores how the gospel empowers us to think, speak and act differently in the public square. 

Contents

00:00–03:15 Introduction

03:15–23:09 Interview

23:10–25:53 Practicing for heaven

25:54–27:20 Light to the World

27:29–29:15 Prayer

29:15–31:49 Further reading, upcoming episodes, bonus episode

For more information on Dr. Thompson and his work, visit beingknown.com. His books Anatomy of the Soul and The Soul of Shame are both available online.