What does our modern, secular culture get wrong about the Bible? Pastor Dan Kimball brings clarity to some of the more confusing parts of Scripture. He also shares why it’s so important that Christians understand the Bible and teach others—especially the next generation—to do the same.

Wow are Christians called to contribute to flourishing? Artist and activist Sho Baraka, the author "He Saw That It Was Good," challenges us to take seriously the call to cultivate our creativity, understand our history and contribute to the common good—regardless of our vocation.

How is the digital revolution shaping the way churches reach their communities? Slingshot Group’s Keith Robinson believes the digital disruption has given us the greatest opportunity for evangelism in 2,000 years.

In our unique cultural moment, how is the local church being equipped to advance the common good? Luke Bobo of Made to Flourish joins Gabe Lyons for an honest conversation about how churches can champion ideas as a way to advance good. They also talk about the Common Good Conference.

Does the Gospel have the power to transform larger systems, structures and cultures. Heather Rice-Minus, senior vice president at Prison Fellowship, articulates the case for restorative criminal justice solutions and explains how churches play a critical role in meeting the needs of those impacted by crime and incarceration.

Reading the news doesn't merely inform—it also forms us. Gabe talks with Jeffery Bilbro, author of "Reading the Times," about gaining a theological and historical perspective on the nature and very purpose of news. He suggests thoughtful practices for media consumption and a healthier ways of reading and being.

Gabe continues his conversation wiht Matt Markins of Awana and contributor to the book "Resilient" about key research on what our kids really need to be resilient disciples of Christ.  They also talk about the upcoming Child Discipleship Forum, Sept 16 & 17.

In a post-Christian culture, how can we equip our children to become resilient disciples of Christ? Matt Markins of Awana and contributor to the book "Resilient" highlights key research on what our kids really need and points us toward a hopeful future of the Church.

How can we move from shallow Christianity to deep transformation? Pete Scazzero, author of the new book "Emotionally Healthy Discipleship," shares more of his own journey toward emotional health and casts a hopeful vision for how the global Church can overcome its current discipleship crisis.

How can we move from shallow Christianity to deep transformation? Pete Scazzero, author of the new book "Emotionally Healthy Discipleship," shares his own journey toward emotional health and casts a hopeful vision for how the global Church can overcome its current discipleship crisis.