Stay ConnectedTHINQ Media educates, equips and empowers Christian thought leaders to create conversations that lead to wisdom.
We do this through our new digital platform, a podcast network, and a series of regional and national events designed to convene leaders around topics that matter to Christians today. Listen to the THINQ Media Podcast to learn, explore and consider how you can be faithful in our cultural context.
In this interview, Catherine Austin Fitts looks beneath the surface of screens and algorithms to reveal how systems like Digital ID and programmable money influence our attention, behavior, and culture. Rather than rejecting technology, she encourages us to approach it with discernment and intention, offering a way to steward our digital lives more thoughtfully. If you have ever felt your attention was hijacked or tech felt addictive, this conversation provides the wisdom needed to engage your screens without surrendering your mind. Resources:
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In a culture that often avoids or oversimplifies conversations about identity, "The Bisexual Deception" explores the narratives and spiritual pressures shaping our understanding of sexuality. Rather than reducing people to labels, this talk invites listeners to move past cultural confusion toward a place of clarity, nuance, and compassion. By examining how society influences our view of desire and identity, this conversation equips you to look beneath the surface, challenge prevailing assumptions, and respond to the world with both wisdom and empathy. Resources:
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Modern dating often feels like an exhausting cycle of endless options and emotional fatigue. In "The Dating Dilemma," Dr. Henry Cloud brings clarity to this landscape by anchoring relationship strategies in both cultural wisdom and biblical integrity. By shifting the focus from simply finding the "right person" to becoming the right person, this conversation equips you to navigate singleness and dating with renewed dignity, courage, and purpose. Resources:
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While empathy is essential for leadership and discipleship, it often shifts from a gift to a burden when it becomes a mere slogan rather than intentional care. In "Avoiding Toxic Empathy," Allie Beth Stuckey explores how this emotional tool can be misunderstood or misused, potentially blinding us to reality and morality. By examining how empathy can inadvertently lead to callousness, this conversation challenges us to pursue a kindness that remains firmly rooted in truth. Resources:
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In a world quick to label pain and struggle, James Ward challenges us to break free from life's repetitive patterns by reframing how we see ourselves. This conversation pushes past cultural narratives of victimhood toward a life of dignity, examining how faith fundamentally reshapes our understanding of community, hope, and personal responsibility. Join us as we rethink our purpose in every season and discover a more empowered way to engage the world around us. Resources:
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In our digital age, building real relationships takes more than just luck. This session explores how to turn your texting habits into a meaningful way to care for people in their everyday lives. It's about moving beyond simple notifications to foster a true sense of belonging. Following the THINQ Framework, we look at how to use modern tech with a sense of discernment. We'll discuss how to cut through the clutter by asking better questions and choosing depth over volume. If you want to lead your community more effectively, this talk offers a practical path to more intentional connection. Resources:
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Modern culture tells young adults to delay marriage for career and "freedom," but Brad's talk, Get Married Young, uses data to challenge that script. He breaks down the Midas Mindset—the belief that happiness comes from chasing success—by showing that married fathers are statistically the most fulfilled. This isn't a plea for nostalgia; it's a reality check on what actually brings lasting joy. Brad reframes marriage not as a loss of independence, but as a vital transition from boyhood to maturity. By prioritizing commitment and shared purpose over endless self-actualization, he offers a countercultural path to a more meaningful life. If you're ready to rethink the timeline for success, this conversation is essential listening. Resources:
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Justice feels urgent, loud, and often divisive, but pursuing it requires more than just winning arguments. In this episode, we step beyond slogans to explore justice as a practice grounded in truth, righteousness, and the flourishing of others. This isn't about picking political sides; it's about thinking deeply about how our convictions intersect with the life of our communities. We explore what justice looks like in everyday life, focusing on how to balance strong conviction with genuine compassion. If you are seeking a clearer way to engage the world—one that works toward justice without sacrificing wisdom or human dignity—this conversation will stretch and sharpen your thinking. Resources:
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In an era where beliefs are often reduced to slogans and tribalism, it's easy to forget that true identity runs deeper than ideology. This conversation explores what it means to root our sense of self in something enduring: our story, our calling, and the truths that shape us. By anchoring ourselves in these foundations, we can find clarity without chaos and conviction without division. Instead of falling into the trap of reactive thinking, this talk invites a way of life that is both faithful and discerning—offering the lasting wisdom needed to navigate a polarized world. Resources:
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In this THINQ talk, A Brief History of Renewal, we step back to see how renewal has surfaced again and again during moments of tension, fatigue, and longing within the church. By tracing patterns from the early church to modern awakenings, the talk reveals that renewal rarely looks the same, but often begins with humility, honesty, and a return to first loves. Rather than chasing the next movement, this conversation invites thoughtful discernment—paying attention to how God is already at work and considering what faithfulness looks like in our time.
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