In today’s culture, what does it look like for faithful Christ-followers to never settle? Greg Holder, author of "Never Settle," helps us see how our everyday decisions, habits and relationships have incredible potential for world-changing, redemptive impact—especially amid the uncertain season like the one we’re all currently living through.

In a divided cultural moment, what can we learn from our nation's history and those who came before us?  Pat Murdock of the new Faith & Liberty Discovery Center coming to Philadelphia in 2021, shares why this historical perspective is so important for our current moment.

Nick Hall of the Pulse Movement talks about our opportunity for evangelism and discipleship in this new cultural moment. Hall also focuses on how discipleship needs to be rooted in a love for Scripture.

Portland pastor and head of City Gospel Movments Kevin Palau shares what he and his team are currently learning in their own city of how churches can join together to serve in crisis and how we might ignite gospel movements in our local context.

How can the Church step up to better serve the most vulnerable children and families during a pandemic? Bethany Christian Services' Chris Palusky shares the most pressing needs in this moment, how COVID-19 has affected Bethany's work and how we can all be part of the solution.

The New York Times columnist and author of "The Road to Character" David Brooks communicates the role of character in our society and how it brings about positive change. Brooks looks at how virtue is a key entry point to larger spiritual conversations that ultimately contribute to society’s flourishing.

Arrabon founder David Bailey reflects on the recent Q Session "Race and Repair." David offers some hopeful, practical and productive ways we can continue to pursue racial justice this week, this year and over the next decade.

Arrabon founder David Bailey reflects on the recent Q Session "Race and Repair." David offers some hopeful, practical and productive ways we can continue to pursue racial justice this week, this year and over the next decade.

John Kingston joins Gabe Lyons for a candid, passionate and hopeful conversation about our current cultural moment, the future of America, and his new campaign called American Awakening.

Even before the pandemic, our culture felt increasingly complex and disruptive. David Kinnaman of the Barna Group talks about its most comprehensive look at the state of the Church in its 35-year history, offering ideas for ways the Church can better fulfill its mission in the context of such disruption.