Rebekah Lyons equips you with five practical, life-changing rules that help you live into God's unshakable peace in a world that seems more uncertain every day. She explains the role of anxiety and pain in building holy resilience and encourages us to transform our traumatic events into resilience-building exercises.

THINQ's Founder and President, Gabe Lyons sits down with author, theologian and social critic Os Guinness to directly respond to our accelerating national and global moment in politics.

Ben and Kirsten will be giving us a picture of what they’ve learned about raising kids and strong families as they navigate the culture.

Gabe Lyons joins Suzanne Phillips to kick off Season 2 and highlight the new lineup of episodes ahead. They discuss frontline issues parents are facing in the current culture and how parents can rightfully guard and protect the true essence of childhood through a Christian worldview. Suzanne and Gabe call out some threats to be aware of, such as school-based health centers and gender ideology policies, and how parents can think well, make informed decisions, and exercise wisdom in seeking alternatives for their families. Listen in as Suzanne and Gabe encourage parents to see themselves as leaders, get educated on the policies that impact their kids, and take action as they are called.

Timothy Keller joins Gabe Lyons to discuss how to think well about gay marriage, specifically addressing the definition of biblical human flourishing and how we should practically function as churches who are holding to the historic perspective on sexuality.

Dave Zanotti, CEO of The American Policy Roundtable, discusses the difference between a democracy and a republic with political scientist and philosopher William B. Allen. William helps us understand the confusing nuances of the United States’ government, specifically how the government is upheld by the authority of the people.

Many parents are concerned about the questionable agendas in schools across the United States. But where do these agendas stem from? These deep-rooted issues are being promoted and advocated for by teacher's unions, rather than by well-meaning educators. In this episode, Suzanne interviews Rebecca Friedrichs, a twenty-eight-year public school teacher who is part of a movement to restore the voices and authority of parents and teachers in America's schools. Listen in as they discuss the challenges posed by teacher's unions and the effect they can have on your child's education, the classroom environment, and the nation as a whole.

Andy Crouch considers how we can use technology in a way that benefits our most important relationships.

Spoken word artist Mariela Rosario reminds us that the Kingdom and the culture are not the same. We must step into our calling as children of God to be a voice in the wilderness.

How will the merging of technology, currency, biometrics and surveillance change how we live? The coming technocracy is closer than you think—in fact, you are helping build it. In this conclusion of UnderCurrent's Season One, Gabe sets the stage for the future before us, encouraging Christians to consider where to draw moral and ethical lines and begin building resilient communities.

Grant Skeldon, Gabrielle McCollough and Sadie Robertson Huff share an honest conversation about the state of Gen Z.

Do you feel like you're overflowing with questions? Are you longing to be more spiritually connected? If so, this podcast is for you. In this episode, Grant Skeldon and Will Chung discuss everything from controversial parts of scripture to practical ways of living out your faith with Dr. Joel Muddamalle and Pastor Jonathan Pokluda. They offer guidance on topics the next generation wrestles with. Tune in and discover how you can navigate God’s word thoughtfully, using both spirit and truth

Gabe Lyons shares with us why Christians should commit to building parallel structures to promote flourishing.