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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Counselor, spiritual director and author Sheila Wise Rowe explore the transformational power of rest — and why God’s rhythms for our lives are so different from the world’s relentless demands.

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The gospel is often framed in terms of the forgiveness of sins, but it goes far beyond that. Renowned New Testament scholar Dr. Craig Keener enriches our understanding of what Jesus meant by the “good news.”

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Recent changes in government funding for international aid, coupled with public criticism of some faith-based organizations, have raised important questions around faith and government partnerships. Michael Cerna helps us navigate the complexities.

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Have you ever found yourself stuck in a conflict that seems impossible to resolve? Amanda Ripley explores why some conflicts spiral out of control — and how we can break cycles of intense conflict.

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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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