In this candid and deeply human conversation, a sister and brother-in-law explore what it means to navigate faith, family, and political issues without losing love. From debates about patriarchy and gender roles to evolving perspectives on gun ownership, their dialogue reveals how conflict, when handled with grace, can deepen relationships rather than fracture them. Rooted in a shared commitment to Christ, they demonstrate that disagreement doesn’t have to mean division. Instead, through honest communication, humility, and intentional engagement, families can build stronger bonds—even when they see the world very differently. This is a powerful example of faith lived out in real time.

This insightful interview with Karen Keen, author of The Word of a Humble God (Eerdmans, 2022), explores biblical interpretation, scriptural engagement, and challenging passages on war and violence in the Bible. Keen presents divine humility as a transformative lens for reading Scripture, helping readers better understand God’s character and message. Her work is widely recognized as a leading introduction to the Bible and methods of scriptural interpretation. Discover how approaching Scripture through humility can renew your faith, deepen theological understanding, and inspire compassionate love for neighbors while engaging difficult biblical texts with clarity and wisdom.

Explore transformative biblical interpretation on Theology Lab with Tim Mackie, co‑founder of the BibleProject, as he unpacks how the Bible can be both God’s word and human words in this Scripture & Tradition episode. Recorded January 16, 2024, Mackie joins moderator Scott Rice to discuss the unified story of Scripture, clarify how divine inspiration and human authorship coexist, and highlight interpretive tools from the BibleProject’s Paradigm podcast series. This deep, accessible theological conversation equips listeners to read the Bible with renewed curiosity, contextual insight, and lifelong faith formation.

In the November 11, 2022 session of the American Evangelicalism Theology Lab, Rev. Dr. Russell Moore of Christianity Today joined Rev. Dr. Walter Kim, president of the National Association of Evangelicals, for a candid conversation on faith and public life. Moore reflected on his personal journey navigating political engagement as a Christian leader, warning of the growing influence of Christian nationalism and its challenge to gospel integrity. He urged believers to pursue faithfulness over partisanship, even at cultural cost. Addressing evangelicalism’s present crisis, Moore expressed hope for renewal through repentance, courageous witness, and the formation of principled, gospel-centered movements.

Recorded during the Winter/Spring 2022 American Evangelicalism Theology Lab session, this conversation features prominent public thinkers David Brooks and Jim Wallis discussing the intersection of faith, politics, and evangelical identity. Both leaders reflect on their relationship to evangelicalism and explore how Christians can thoughtfully engage political life. The discussion highlights the role of Scripture, community formation, and the pursuit of justice in shaping faithful public witness. Brooks and Wallis consider how believers can navigate political differences while remaining rooted in Christian values. This dialogue offers insight for anyone interested in evangelical theology, faith in public life, and the ongoing conversation between religion, politics, and community.

This Theology Lab episode explores womanist theology, a transformative approach to Christian faith that centers the experiences and voices of Black women. The conversation highlights how womanist theology addresses issues of race, gender, justice, and biblical interpretation, offering a richer and more inclusive understanding of Scripture. Rooted in lived experience and shaped by the pursuit of liberation, this episode invites listeners to reconsider traditional theology and engage faith through a lens of equity and resilience. Ideal for students, church leaders, and curious believers, it provides a thoughtful introduction to womanist perspectives in modern Christianity.