The conflict in Israel and Gaza weighs heavy on our minds and hearts. Drawing from her 20 years of experience, Lanre Williams-Ayedun shares insight into the complex nature of providing aid in conflict zones.

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Data shows that Americans’ trust in institutions, including organized religion, is at an all-time low. What are the implications for churches and faith in America? Listen to Ryan Burge and Walter Kim explore this question in Today’s Conversation podcast.

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How can evangelicals shape culture in a way that showcases God’s multicultural vision? And, what can hip hop teach us about simultaneously acknowledging truth and identifying misdirection in culture? Join D.A. Horton and Walter Kim as they explore these questions.

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How do people change? And, why is change so elusive? These were the questions that compelled Ted Harro to consider the work of Renovaré, a Christian nonprofit that helps people become more like Jesus. In this podcast, Ted shares how to cultivate an authentic approach to spiritual disciplines without falling into legalism.

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Deconstruction is not simply a buzzword, but a reality that many Christians — especially young people and people of color — experience. Lisa Fields shares how her own faith was challenged, and how she helps Christians know what they believe and why.

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How do we interact with social media, digital devices and technological advances in order to foster thriving communities and navigate complexity with biblical clarity? Join Felicia Wu Song and Walter Kim as they tackle this question.

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The United States has one of the highest incarceration rates in the world with almost 2 million people currently imprisoned. Heather Rice-Minus of Prison Fellowship shares how broken systems can be redeemed and how lives inside and outside prison walls can be transformed.

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Jesus calls us to himself and then sends us on mission — The Great Commission as told in Matthew 28 —  to "go make disciples of all nations." We join with The Mission Matters podcast to bring you special guest, Michael Oh, to talk about where global missions stand and what's needed.

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We were made to flourish and to help others flourish. Dr. Curt Thompson, psychiatrist and author, talks about interpersonal neurobiology — how we were created as embodied and relational beings — and what implications it has for how we experience the gospel.

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How do you grow a church? Sheep make sheep, says Pastor James Meeks. A life in Christ is transformational at its core, and a transformed life can’t help but be a shining light so that others can see their good deeds and glorify the Father in heaven (Matthew 5:16).

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American Christian culture has, at times, reduced the gospel to an individualistic transaction rather than an all-encompassing transformation of all things. Pastor Derwin Gray reminds us that as the Great Commandment and Great Commission drive us forward, we must recover the social dimensions of the gospel’s reach.

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Nearly every news outlet is covering the geopolitical and humanitarian impact in Ukraine. As we respond to the needs for support, we also wonder about the impact on religion from the Russian invasion. Mark Elliott, founder of the East-West Church and Ministry Report, share what is happening with churches and ministries in the region.

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