Q Ideas

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Q Ideas episodes

  • Culture matters – Tim Keller
    As we wind down 2021, we present a replay of the first QIdeas with Gabe Lyons show.  In it, author and pastor Tim Keller provides a fundamental perspective on why culture matters to God and therefore must matter to us.
    28 min
  • The loneliness epidemic – Susan Mettes
    Although we are more connected than ever before, loneliness seems to be plaguing our modern society more and more.  How can we as Christians respond to the problem of loneliness amongst our friends, families, and churches?  Susan Mettes, author of "The Loneliness Epidemic,"  explores these questions.
    28 min
  • The state of public life – Jeff Pickering
    Young adults are increasingly disillusioned with politics and public life. Is it possible to overcome the divide in our nation and fight for unity amid diverse thought? AEI's Faith & Public Life Director, Jeff Pickering, encourages us with what Christians brings to the table.
    28 min
  • Revival in the next generation – Luke LeFevre
    How is God moving in the next generation? Luke LeFevre of the Revival Coalition shares the powerful ways he’s seen God move in his city, pointing to hope for revival in this generation. Also highlighted is a session from the recent NXT Gen Summit.
    28 min
  • Love or work – Jeff and André Shinabarger
    Jeff & André Shinabarger of Plywood People and co-authors of "Love or Work: Is it Possible to Change the World, Stay in Love, and Raise a Healthy Family?" provide practical insight and address the complexities of juggling careers, family and marriage in our modern era.
    28 min
  • The intentional father – Jon Tyson
    How can we raise sons of courage and character in world full of toxic masculity and father wounds? Church of the City New York Pastor Jon Tyson talks about his new book "The Intentional Father" and The Primal Path.  Jon shares an intentional vision for raising the next generation.
    28 min
  • A brief history of the modern self – Carl Trueman
    Our modern culture is obsessed with identity. However, theologian Carl Trueman argues that no historical phenomenon is its own cause. He explains what that means for the Church’s witness today, and he gives guidance for the future as Christians navigate our culture amidst humanity’s ever-changing quest for identity.
    28 min

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Q Ideas reintroduces Christians to their historic responsibility to renew and restore cultures.