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.

Gabe Lyons takes a deep dive into some of the most important issues for the year ahead and reminds us why it’s so important for Christians to gather, prepare and engage these critical topics and ideas. Gabe shares how this is the heart behind Q Conference (April 22-24 in Nashville, TN).

With both political parties support things that Christians oppose, Michael Wear talks about being politically homeless.  And that's ok.  Plus, as labels and the tribalism continue to grow in our politics, Justin Giboney of the AND Campaign examines the reality and the limits of identity politics.

Actor April Hernandez-Castillo found herself in an abusive relationship, she escaped, but shortly after, she discovered she was pregnant. Feeling like she had no other choice, she had to consider all options. She'll share about that very personal experience-and its effects-with us.

In the face of eruptive and disruptive culture changes from economics and communications to bioethics and beyond, Leonard Sweet helps us understand how we fight fire with fire, not only catching up to our culture but leading our friends and neighbors to the feet of Christ.

Leonard Sweet joins Gabe Lyons for a thought-provoking conversation about our chaotic cultural moment and how Christians ought to prepare for an uncertain future. In his newest book, "Rings of Fire," Leonard maps out the future for the church in a sweeping survey of the twenty-first century.

Seth Haines, author of The Book of Waking Up,  looks at how we handle the inevitable pain of life and where we can find healing, wholeness and freedom.  Seth shares how we can “wake up”  and journey toward the only love that cures a soul.

 

Barna Group's David Kinnaman explains why many see the Christian faith as irrelevant.  Then Scott Sauls, author of "Irresistible Faith," gives a blueprint for pursuing this vision in our current moment, of redeemed individuals and a renewed community working for a restored world.

On this Martin Luther King weekend, LeCrae talks with Gabe Lyons about race, righteous anger and resolution.  Then, through her own story, Amy Julia Becker will show us how a life behind a white picket fence can restrict even as it protects, preventing us from loving our neighbors well.

Skye Jethani talks about how presenting an incomplete Gospel can inoculate youth from knowing Jesus.  Plus, some estimate that within the next 30 years, up to 42 million Christian youth will  leave the faith. Joshua Crossman of the Pinetops Foundation sees it as the single-largest gospel opportunity in the history of America.