What is racial profiling; is it wrong? And what is the relationship between Christians and government specifically when it comes to civil disobedience?

Lessons for the church in the age of shutdown and reopening, and how should Christians approach voting?

Jesus called us the light of the world. What does this mean for us in relationships with those who aren’t following Jesus?

What should patriotism look like for Christians? And are there ways to improve the penal system and rehabilitation?

Do we need federal regulations for airlines and COVID-19 safety? How should Christian respond to the destruction of statues and monuments? And how should we weigh risk?

The book of James has a warning for teachers, but what defines a teacher? And then another question: what does the Bible say about divorce?

What is racism? What is race? How does the Bible speak to these and related questions?

So much injustice and unrest; how should we as believers think and act? And a question about the essential nature of church gatherings.

Jamie, are you thinking critically? (Brief follow up to episodes 1 and 2.) And how should believers approach mental health questions?

What is critical thinking, and how should Christians think about thinking?