Q Ideas

Inflation.  President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan.  A possible recession.   The economy has been on the forefront on many people's minds. What should Christians be thinking about in regards to all these issues? Anne Rathbone Bradley, author, professor, and economist joins us to talk about these issues.

Polarization is at the center of many of the national and local conversations we're having. What we lack in commonality feels like a hindrance. But John Inazu of Uncommon Ground wants us to consider how our differences could come together in a confident pluralism.

Screen time for young people has been a concern for many parents already, but the pandemic lockdowns made matters worse.  Sissy Goff and David Thomas from Daystar Counseling Ministries  talk about how parents can manage their kids' screen time in a healthy and accessible way.

How did the world's greatest love story become known as a hate group? Many of the current issues we're facing were directly addressed by the words and life of Jesus. Jason Vanderground has been working on a project called He Gets Us, where they have attempted to answer these questions.

Human trafficking is one of the great evils of our time.  What's the root cause behind it?  How can Church work to stop human trafficking? Agape International Missions' Don Brewster talks about this mission and how Jesus’ command to love our enemies play itself out in his organization.

What does it means to participate in God's redemptive call in every aspect of life?  Amy Sherman of the Sagamore Institute's Center on Faith in Communities tells stories of hope to encourage Christians to keep fighting for the good, beautiful, true, just, prosperous, and sustainable- and why these matter.

How much stock should we put into a local church’s children’s ministry rather than discipling our kids? Matt Markins of Awana discusses the necessity of child discipleship and how we can best play a role in faithfully raising children.

Have you wondered how the intersection of mental health, science and faith converge? How we can strengthen our relationship with God, ourselves and others? In this special show, NeuroFaith's Curt Thompson talks with  Jon and Tristen Collins about why emotions matter to God and how our emotions show our humanity.

Have you wondered how the intersection of mental health, science and faith converge? How we can strengthen our relationship with God, ourselves and others? In this special show, NeuroFaith's Curt Thompson talks with  Jon and Tristen Collins about why emotions matter to God and how our emotions show our humanity. 

In the wake of the reversal of Roe v Wade, what can we do to help promote life and healing within culture? Is there some common ground? Elizabeth Kirk of Columbus School of Law discusses why adoption is one way we can help remedy the issue and redeem childrens’ lives.