How should Christians relate to politics in a divisive and polarized time? As Americans grapple with the results of the most recent midterm election, Gabe Lyons sits down with Michael Wear to discuss the answer to this question.

What is possible when we risk in relationship and practice hospitality? Krish Kandiah is the author of God is Stranger shares how an unscripted life helps us experience and trust God more fully.

Gabe Lyons challenges Christians to be part of shaping cultural imagination.  In the face of increasing distrust of institutions, David Kinnaman offers hope in the midst of uncertainty, and explains how Christians can provide a hopeful presence in today's culture.

Judge Sheila Calloway invites us to consider how we offer hope and solutions to young people seeking a lifeline in an era of conflict. Chef Ford Fry discusses how sharing a common table encourages vulnerability and fosters connection.

We live in the most powerful...yet the most anxious, lonely, and depressed generation.  Andy Crouch reminds us that the Church has something important to offer in this unique moment: personhood.

Pastor Tim Chaddick of Reality LA Church discusses cost of denying personal limits in pursuit of perfection.  Trina McNeilly shares how God was in her trials and showed her He intended her life to be whole with an eternal beauty.

As people seeking to make an impact for the Gospel, we're often heavily burdened.  Jon Tyson offers insight into how we can allow Jesus to shoulder our burdens, empowering us to more freely and fully seek God’s kingdom on earth.

Tony Evans helps us think through what it means to be Kingdom-oriented in our thinking, actions, and faith to bring the rule of God’s love to earth.

Jo Saxton looks at the thin line between calling and narcissism offering Christians a way of viewing calling through the eyes of God.

Lisa Bevere shares how the New Testament shows men and women working together for the good of all.