In this week’s episode, Michael and Justin discuss the conversation around Joe Biden’s selection of Kamala Harris as his running mate. Some people are advancing inappropriate and destructive critiques of Harris. Others seem to suggest that Harris shouldn’t be critiqued at all. How should Christians think about this? Justin and Michael are joined by special guest, Kathryn A. Freeman, for this discussion.

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In this week’s episode, Michael and Justin break down the latest governmental action around COVID-19 relief. They also discuss a widely-read report on Trump-supporting evangelicals in Iowa, as well as a housing crisis that could explode in the coming months. 

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In this week’s episode, Michael and Justin discuss how we communicate with one another in public, from Jonathan Isaac’s decision not to kneel for the national anthem to Barack Obama’s eulogy to Damon Linker’s recent column about national divisions.

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In this week’s episode, Justin and Michael discuss whether schools should reopen. They also discuss the current situation in Portland, as well as a recent letter organized by Democrats for Life regarding the Democratic Platform.

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The co-authors of Compassion (&) Conviction discuss why they wrote the book and how they hope it impacts Christians understanding and approach to politics. They also answer questions from supporters about the AND Campaign and the book.

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 In this episode, Erika Collier, member of AND Campaign's Leadership Council, talks with State Senator Katrina Jackson about her life in politics, and why she advances a whole life platform.

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Justin Giboney, Michael Wear and Chris Butler discuss the U.S. Supreme Courts Bostock decision, which held that LGBTQ people are protected from workplace discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. They weigh in on how Christians should respond to LGBTQ rights in light of religious liberty concerns. They also take a look at police reform and community violence.

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AND Camp President, Justin Giboney, discusses several concrete actions steps to help Christians engage civically on behalf of racial justice. He explains why silence and inaction aren't options for Christians and how majority Christians must use their social and political capital to make a difference.

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In this week’s episode, Michael discusses recent events with Phillip and Jasmine Holmes, considering how Christians ought to respond personally, relationally and politically.

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Justin, Michael and special guest Chris Butler discuss the race, sex, qualifications and timing of Joe Biden's Vice President pick. The three Christian political strategists also weigh in on different responses by governor's nationwide to COVID-19 and a Christian candidate embracing the Democratic Party's Pro-Choice agenda without qualification.

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