Gen Z is emerging as an increasingly influential generation—a trend that is only likely to continue in the years to come. Mark Matlock outlines research on the preceptions of Gen Z.  Then, Gen Z leaders Sadie Robertson Huff and Gabrielle Odom talk about how to best reach this generation.

It seems many western Christians are feeling the need to deconstruct their faith.  How can we know when this deconstruction is a helpful practice—and when can it negatively impact our faith? Gabe shares an excerpt  featuring John Mark Comer from Q's recent Q&A Virtual Townhall event.

We are the most powerful generation ever, but also the loneliest, most anxious, and most depressed. We’re meant to flourish in heart, soul, mind, strength, and relationship — yet culture asks us undermine our personhood to acquire power.  Andy Crouch reminds us what the Gospel has to offer in this moment.

Pastor and author Jon Tyson offers insight into how we can allow Jesus to shoulder this burden for us, and how that empowers us to more freely and fully seek God’s kingdom on earth.

What Attributes Represent God's Ways on Earth?  The Kingdom of God enables people to live their fullest life within God’s love and provision, and Tony Evans talks about what it means to be Kingdom-oriented in our thinking, actions, and faith to bring the rule of God’s love to earth.

Gabe Lyons talks with Rev. Freddie Augustine and Gary Fleming who in the 1950's played in one of the first integrated Little League baseball games when they were 12 years old. Their story is told in the documentary "Long Time Coming."

Rusty Pritchard of Tearfund USA helps us dive deep into the legacy of environmental injustice, the threat of climate change around the world, and the reality of skepticism in this conversation—pointing us to our unique role and worldview as Christians.

How often have you looked at your cellphone today?  How do the daily distractions like that affect our ability to love God and others?  In a message that Gabe Lyons delivered at his local church in Nashville, he talks about how we can live faithfully in our age of distraction.

Author and spoken word artist Hosanna Wong challenges us to be those who are intentional about listening to God—first and foremost, then those we seek to minister to.  Then Christian battle rapper Street Hymns talks about faithfully engaging the specific lane of culture he was called into.

How often have you looked at your cellphone today?  How do the daily distractions like that affect our ability to love God and others?  In a message that Gabe Lyons delivered at his local church in Nashville, he talks about how we can live faithfully in our age of distraction.