This week we examine the risks of forced gratitude, from toxic positivity to the commercialization of thankfulness, and explore how authentic, God-centered gratitude offers a healthier path. Join us as we discuss cultural trends, biblical truths, and practical steps toward embracing gratitude as a spiritual discipline.

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This week we sit down with Dr. Fazale “Fuz” Rana to explore the intersection of faith and technology, unpacking the goals of transhumanism and the ethical lines between restoration and enhancement. Join us as we discuss cochlear implants, brain chips, and a biblical framework for evaluating the dignity and boundaries of human nature.

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This week, we dive into the phenomenon of high-functioning anxiety, exploring its social media rise, its divergence from clinical diagnoses, and its impact on generational mental health conversations. Join us as we unpack the data, debunk misconceptions, and share practical steps for navigating anxiety with faith and awareness.

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This week, we talk with International Worker Krisy about her work in 'Green City,' exploring the history, challenges, and cultural nuances of making the Bible accessible in diverse contexts. From navigating theological concepts to bridging religious divides, Krisy shares insights into the impact and future of translation efforts. 

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This week, we reflect on the recent election results and explore how Christians can respond with peacemaking and gratitude amid political divides. Join us as we consider practical steps for cultural engagement that extend beyond the ballot box.

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This week, we dive into the world of missional peacebuilding with Eric, an international worker from the country codenamed “Green City. “ We explore PeaceGeneration’s work in promoting the 12 Basic Peace Values and its unique approach to interfaith dialogue in culturally sensitive settings. 

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This week, we will sit down with Dr. Randy Adkins to explore Nebraska's unique political landscape, including its unicameral legislature and split electoral vote system. We also discuss the evolution of the two-party system and how Christians can thoughtfully engage in today's political climate.

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This week, we sit down with historian Robert Tracy McKenzie, author of We the Fallen People, to explore the Founders' view of American virtue and the relevance of human fallenness to our understanding of democracy. We discuss how recognizing the flaws in both ourselves and our nation can reshape the way Christians engage with American history and politics today.

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This week we sit down with astrophysicist and founder of Reasons to Believe, Dr. Hugh Ross, to explore the intersection of faith, science, and the age of the universe. We also dive into topics like environmental stewardship, fine-tuning as evidence for God, and the spiritual implications of UFOs.

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This week we unpack the root causes behind the deepening division in our society and church, using insights from Carey Nieuwhof’s article, "The Election Isn’t the Issue. It’s a Symptom." Minister Mark Ashton joins us as we explore how Christians can respond biblically to political polarization by rejecting echo chambers, reclaiming their identity in Christ, and fostering unity through the Gospel.

DISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the cast members and do not necessarily reflect the official position of Christ Community Church.