What shapes your identity more — your faith or your politics? Sociologist George Yancey explores how Americans engage in public life today and how Christians are called to a better way.

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Christian faith calls us to truth-telling, lament and hope as we reckon with personal and historical wounds. Christian apologist Lisa Fields examines how prayer and repentance help believers engage these broken places with honesty and faith.

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America’s founders crafted a bold and countercultural vision of religious freedom. Religious freedom expert Tim Schultz explores why those ideas were revolutionary — and what they require of us today.

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American evangelicalism was forged through revival, diversity and complexity. Historian Aaron Griffith explores how these forces shaped the movement — and how they can guide renewal now.

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As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, historian Mark Noll examines the religious roots of early America, drawing lessons from a story marked by both deep conviction and profound complexity.

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When life takes unexpected turns, how do Christians hold onto beauty, hope and faith? Grammy Award–winning songwriter Laura Story shares how God meets us in seasons of disruption, loss and uncertainty — and how worship becomes a soundtrack for real life.

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In a world marked by injustice, violence and overwhelming need, how can Christians bring lasting hope — without burning out? Gary Haugen, founder of International Justice Mission, reveals how joy fuels resilience in the face of suffering.

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Pastor Mike Kelsey of McLean Bible Church shares how leaning into the character of God helps him experience rest in the midst of the demands of justice, discipleship and ministry in a divided culture.

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Carrie Sheffield, author of "Motorhome Prophecies,” shares her powerful journey from trauma and doubt to healing and renewed faith, revealing how forgiveness and the hope found in Christ offer true flourishing.

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Scripture calls us to look beyond giving a portion of our income and to embrace a new way of seeing — where everything we have, not just our money, belongs to God. Bill and Dana Wichterman discuss what it means to be stewards of all that God gives us to be used with joy, purpose and creativity.

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What does it mean to keep wisdom ahead of rapidly advancing technology? In this episode of Today’s Conversation, Max Tegmark explores the urgent question of how society can ensure artificial intelligence empowers — rather than endangers — human flourishing.

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What does it really mean to flourish — not just as individuals, but as communities, cultures and societies? In this episode of Today’s Conversation, Byron Johnson, distinguished professor of social sciences at Baylor University and co-director of the Global Flourishing Study, expands our vision of human flourishing to a global scale.

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