Q founders Gabe and Rebekah Lyons are joined by Q's NXT GEN Director Grant Skeldon to talk about this year's Culture summit April 28-29, both in Nashville and virtually.  Learn more about the Culture Summit at www.qideas.org/2022.

More and more people seem to believe no truth is absolute and all authority is suspect. How can we reclaim and hold fast to an appropriate understanding of the power, authority and truth of God’s Word? John Mark Comer and Gabrielle Odom offer reasons to rest in the Bible's authority.

We all have felt the temperature rise over the last few years around the topic of race.  The Witness' Tyler Burns and CNN's Soledad O’Brien look at the issues of race, class, wealth, poverty and opportunity through personal stories.

What lessons can Christians learn from the African American legacy and experience?  Artist and activist Danielle Coke challenges us to move beyond performative allyship and live into our true calling as Christ-followers.  Tyler Burns, president of The Witness, challenges us to see the gift of the black Christian experience.

Is it possible to have emptier calendars, more rest, and still live faithful and productive lives? Theologian Kelly Kapic explores these questions and more in his new book, "You're Only Human." He offers wisdom on how our human limitations can glorify God.

Leading well in our current cultural moment can feel exhausting. Pastor Jon Tyson reminds us this is the very time and place God has called us to lead. He challenges us to consider how this truth might build our courage and help us live more faithfully—wherever we’ve been called.

We were designed to create and co-create. How do feelings stemming from shame prohibit our ability to fulfill that calling? How does human desire play into this conversation? Again this week, Dr. Curt Thompson helps us connect ideas between shame, desire and creating.

We were designed to create and co-create. How do feelings stemming from shame prohibit our ability to fulfill that calling? How does human desire play into this conversation? Dr. Curt Thompson helps us connect ideas between shame, desire and creating.

There comes small moments and decisions that end up impacting our lives for years to come. Dr. Michael Lindsay calls them "hinge moments". How do we identify these moments? How do we wisely navigate them? Dr. Lindsay discusses these questions and more from his newest book, "Hinge Moments."

How can we, as Christians, be a people that champions the vunerable, protects the weak and redeems the God-given place of power? Dr. Diane Langberg offers her clinical and theological perspective on these questions and how Chrisitans can navigate these sensitive issues.