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Each week the editors of Christianity Today go beyond hashtags and hot-takes and set aside time to explore the reality behind a major cultural event.
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Episode 135
|57min
Why Latino Evangelicals Vote Beyond ImmigrationWhat are the political priorities of this diverse group of American Christians?
Episode 134
|52min
What to Make of James MacDonald Suing Julie RoysCan Christians at odds still follow 1 Corinthians and avoid taking each other to court?
Episode 133
|56min
Iraqi Christians Waited Years for American Funds. Is Now Too Late?The despair and hope of the country’s persecuted religious minorities.
Episode 132
|44min
Climate Change Divides the US Church. It Unites the Global One.Why a Christian response to global warming is about more than rising temperatures.
Episode 131
|48min
Should Christians Trust Saudi Crown Prince’s Promises of Reform?Things may be getting better for religious minorities, but MBS’s promises of countrywide reform ring hollow.
Episode 130
|1hr
What Tim Keller Wants American Christians to Know About PoliticsBetween the Senate’s Supreme Court hearings and midterms, how can the church make its way through a relentless news cycle?
Episode 129
|32min
Maria Devastated Puerto Rico. It Didn’t Destroy the Church.Holding onto faith after a natural disaster changes everything.
Episode 128
|52min
Just 23 Iranian and Iraqi Refugees Have Come to America This YearThe Trump administration announced further cuts to the resettlement program. What can Christians do?
Episode 127
|1hr
John MacArthur's ‘Statement on Social Justice’ Is Aggravating EvangelicalsChristians are talking past each other once again. What's going on?
Episode 126
|39min
A Bill Banning Reparative Therapy Spurred an Unlikely RelationshipHow a gay California lawmaker and the former head of the National Association of Evangelicals found common ground on a controversial piece of legislation.
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