Pastor Jon Tyson of Church of the City New York helps us understand where we are as a nation politically and how we as Christians should respond. He introduces the idea of becoming “a creative minority" instead of becoming syncretized or separated. Watch now as he encourages us to find ways in our communities to exert our redemptive influence, absorb the toxicity, and bring the beauty and grace of Christ to the broken places.

The Church in Light of Political Failure

Politics

Gabe Lyons discusses the need to build a hopeful and resilient future amid social fragmentation, distrust in institutions, and economic instability. He shares three core principles for building a positive future: resilience, trust, and community. He also suggests that crisis periods often lead people back to conventional moral frameworks and renewed interest in deeper existential questions. Listen in as he encourages us to proactively foster environments where people feel supported, safe, and purposeful, forming a foundation for lasting human flourishing.


Build the Future

How can we think well about "the vote"? Michael Wear gives us five things to consider regarding our spiritual integrity as we approach our political stance and our vote in the  2024 election.

The Spirit of Our Politics

Kristen Waggoner, the CEO, President, and General Counsel of Alliance Defending Freedom, tells us about her work to protect fundamental freedoms and promote the inherent dignity of people all over the world. She helps us as parents and as individual citizens understand when and how to use our rights in the midst of complicated cultural issues.

Use or Lose Your Rights

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.

Navigating Faith and Politics

Justin Giboney is an attorney, political strategist, and ordained minister. He calls us to consider James 1:27, imploring us not to be polluted by the world but to be distinctive as Christians in our compassionate and faithful public witness. 

Faith & Politics

Nicholas Sensley outlines the five pillars of police reform, arguing for increased accountability in the law enforcement system. 