How can we heal the racial divide in our time? Duke Kwon and Gregory Thompson argue the answer lies in reparations.  What insights might the Bible offer?  Gabe talks with the pair about there new book,  "Reparations: A Christian Call for Repentance and Repair."

How can we heal the racial divide in our time? Duke Kwon and Gregory Thompson argue the answer lies in reparations.  What insights might the Bible offer?  Gabe talks with the pair about there new book,  "Reparations: A Christian Call for Repentance and Repair."

Preston Sprinkle of the Center for Faith, Sexuality and Gender joins Gabe Lyons for an important dialogue on gender identity and the Church’s role in this complex conversation.  He is also the author of the new book "Embodied: Transgender Identities, the Church and What the Bible Has to Say."

Preston Sprinkle of the Center for Faith, Sexuality and Gender joins Gabe Lyons for an important dialogue on gender identity and the Church’s role in this complex conversation.  He is also the author of the new book "Embodied: Transgender Identities, the Church and What the Bible Has to Say."

Gideon Strauss describes how  “principled pluralism” allocates freedom of conscience, worship, and practice. Os Guinness discusses how learning to listen and respect people, and support freedom for people to live by their conscience leads to a productive peace.

Gabe and Rebekah Lyons sit down to discuss our opportunity to unite with other believers and lead well in this cultural moment. They also share a first look at Culture Summit—this year’s Q Conference taking place in Nashville and in communities around the world this April 22-23.

Finding, celebrating and cultivating the good, true and beautiful, is key to how we will shape the future of our neighborhoods, cities and communities.  Ann Voskamp unpacks how genuine gratitude can dynamically transform our communities.

We are called to “go and make disciples.” However, there remains a lack of true discipleship in many churches.  Ed Stetzer offers research on what brings about true spiritual formation.  Jennie Allen, Jon  Tyson, and Annie F. Downs talk about the challenges of discipleship in a digital era.

Why is “fun” something we should be paying attention to? Annie F. Downs shares her perspective, explaining the importance of fun and recreation to our wellbeing.

How has our past theology perpetuate racial injustice in America? Pastors Rasool Berry, Mika Edmondson talks with David Bailey of Arrabon.  Plus, Gabe talks with Pastor Duke Kwon about a theology of repair.