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Episode 115 | 39 min
Why Families Keep Coming to the US BorderHow violence and terror in their homelands spurs migrants to come north.
Episode 114 | 38 min
What South Korean Christians Want for North KoreaDespite fearing its neighbor, the church won’t stop praying—and organizing a massive church planting strategy—for the authoritarian country.
Episode 113 | 40 min
If Religious Liberty and LGBT Activists Want to Move Forward, the Courts Won’t HelpWhy this legal scholar believes state legislatures are the best hope for resolving these persistent conflicts.
Episode 112 | 49 min
What Are Christians to Make of Jordan Peterson?An introduction to one of the most controversial public intellectuals of our time.
Episode 111 | 59 min
Are Southern Baptists Experiencing a #MeToo Moment?It's been a crazy week for America's largest Protestant denomination.
Episode 110 | 57 min
Nigerian Christians Are Tired of Terror. Will They Fight Back?How the church in Africa’s largest Christian—and Muslim—country is trying to emulate Christ in its response to unrelenting violence.
Episode 109 | 45 min
Rwanda Is 95 Percent Christian. So Why Is It Shutting Down Thousands of Churches?The state of faith in the East African country nearly 25 years after its brutal genocide.
Episode 108 | 46 min
Why Turkey Is Accusing an American Pastor of TerrorismHere's the geopolitical context that’s landed this minister in prison.
Episode 107 | 56 min
What the Bible Says about Abuse Within MarriageGod hates the oppressor, and suffering for the sake of suffering isn’t spiritual.
Episode 106 | 48 min
Sit With Your Family at Church—But Maybe Not Your SpouseBut should extroverts seek out empty seats by introverts?
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