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Confident pluralism – John Inazu May 18, 2019

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A bedrock principle of our nation is its ability to accommodate diverse beliefs and practices, but this is challenging and citizens of the U.S. are more polarized than ever. Professor and author John Inazu talks about how Christians can help the nation live together peacefully and honor our differences.

Getting along, despite our differences – Os Guinness and Gideon Strauss May 11, 2019

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Gideon Strauss describes how “principled pluralism” allocates freedom of conscience, worship, and practice. Os Guinness discusses how learning to listen and respect people, and support freedom for people to live by their conscience leads to a productive peace.

Loving, working with, and reaching Muslims with the Gospel – David Nasser, Steve Haas, and Sheikh Mohammed May 04, 2019

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Raised as a Muslim, David Nasser provides testimony to the challenges of coming to America as “the other,” and the impact the Church had on helping him find his place and his faith. World Vision's Steve Haas along with Sheikh Mohammed share about their collaboration in helping Syrian Refugees.

Creation care and mapping environmental injustice – Mitch Hescox, Lyndsay Moseley and Rusty Pritchard Apr 27, 2019

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How much does our polluted environment contribute to our diseases and sicknesses? Mitch Hescox of the Evangelical Environmental Network and Lyndsay Moseley of the American Lung Association explain the connection. Rusty Pritchard shows how pollutants and waste often end up in places populated by the poor.

The state of women around the world – Shannon Sedgwick Davis Apr 20, 2019

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How are women’s lives improving and deteriorating around the world? Shannon Sedgwick Davis of the Bridgeway Foundation share stories about women around the globe who are working to improve the lives of other women and their communities.

Women, objectification and exploitation – Lisa Thompson and Jefferson Bethke Apr 13, 2019

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Lisa Thompson of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, talks about the factors contributing to an environment of exploitation and how to build environments committed to the flourishing of all women. Jefferson Bethke speaks on the objectification of women with an emphasis on the larger problem of commoditizing and devaluing humans.

American history through the eyes of First Nation peoples – Mark Charles, Charles and Siouxsan Robinson Apr 06, 2019

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What parts of American history are not often taught? The son of an American woman and a Navajo man, Mark Charles, will remind us of the other side of the story. Charles and Souixsan Robinson of The Red Road talk about what the reservation system has done to Native Americans.

The burden is light – Jon Tyson Mar 30, 2019

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As people seeking to make an impact for the Gospel, we're often heavily burdened. Jon Tyson offers insight into how we can allow Jesus to shoulder our burdens, empowering us to more freely and fully seek God’s kingdom on earth.

Kingdom virtues – Tony Evans Mar 23, 2019

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The Kingdom of God enables people to live their fullest life within God’s love and provision. Tony Evans helps us think through what it means to be Kingdom-oriented in our thinking, actions, and faith to bring the rule of God’s love to earth.

Loving everyone, always – Bob Goff Mar 16, 2019

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What does it look like to love people, even the difficult ones, without distinction and without limits? Bob Goff, author of Everybody, Always, talks about his work in loving people many would consider unlovable, and doing so in extravagant ways. Plus, previewing Q2019 in Nashville, April 24-26.

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