How do we engage with people who have a completely different moral vision? John Inazu discusses the role of the people of God in a pluralistic society and the importance of empathy, forgiveness and faith.

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Much has been said about our increasingly polarized society. It seems we are becoming more entrenched in particular ideologies and less capable of understanding others. But are we as polarized as we think we are? Tim Dixon joins Today’s Conversation to discuss what we do have in common, and how we can find more in common with others.

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Christians often enter apologetics conversations with a battle mentality when the real goal is winning hearts and minds, not arguments. In this final episode of Difficult Conversations, three expert apologists show us a better way.

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Over the past century, American Christians have largely embraced the culture war model, bringing a particular edge to the way we engage with the world. Dr. Darrell Bock, a leading biblical scholar, shares lessons from Scripture on how we can realign our approach to the way of Jesus.

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Our context — whether political, cultural or social — often determines the lens by which we read Scripture. Riad Kassis joins us from Beirut, Lebanon, with a refreshing reminder of how engaging with the global church broadens our understanding of Scripture.

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NAE President Walter Kim takes a few minutes to speak to this moment following the election.

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