One Thing We Get Wrong About Friendship | John Hendrix
What Tolkien and Lewis Teach Us About Friendship | John Hendrix
The Hidden Danger in Fighting for What’s Right | David Lahti
A Christian Approach to Hope and Politics | Michael Wear
Sometimes the Only Cure for Pain Is Community | Meghan Sullivan
Why "Who You Are" is More Important Than "What You Do" | Michael Wear
Truth & Power: The Resurrection Says They Are Not the Same | Esau McCaulley
Hope Isn’t a Feeling—It’s a Person | Esau McCaulley
What the Civil Rights Movement Teaches Us About Hope | Esau McCaulley
ChatGPT Can’t Read the Way You Can | Roosevelt Montás
The Opposite of Hope is Loneliness | Norman Wirzba
One Simple Idea That Could Make Us All Kinder | Frank Bruni
The 5-Value Framework for Understanding Anyone, Anywhere | Daryl Davis
One Question to Ask About Your Closest Friends | Curt Thompson
What's Wrong with the World? I Am. | N.T. Wright
Christianity Is More Than a Statement of Belief | James K.A. Smith #shorts
The Key to Living a Good Life | Ted Fischer #shorts
Being Human Is an Adventure, Not an Answer | James K.A. Smith #shorts
One Thing Keeping You From Success | Jonathan Haidt #shorts
Do This First Thing in the Morning | Andy Crouch #shorts
An Atheist Cares About This Spiritual Crisis | Jonathan Haidt #shorts
You're Wrong. That's Okay. | Jonathan Haidt at NYU
Why It's So Hard to Change Our Minds | Molly Worthen #shorts
How Christianity Surprised Me, a Historian #shorts | Molly Worthen at Texas A&M
A Christian MIT Professor Explores What Gives Her Hope #shorts | Rosalind Picard at MIT
How the Resurrection is Neither Optimistic nor Pessimistic | N.T. Wright #shorts
You are more than your resume | Charles Lee #Shorts
We need to ask deeper questions than science | Satyan Devadoss #Shorts
It is not a Darwinian advantage to be merciful to the poor | Mako Fujimura #Shorts
Truth is a Person | John Lennox #Shorts
You're wrong. That's okay. | Jonathan Haidt #Shorts
How am I defining success? | Charles Lee #Shorts
Don't Be Afraid of Ideas | Randall Kennedy #Shorts
How to Argue More Convincingly | Tim Keller #Shorts
Would you take a happiness pill? | Jennifer Frey #Shorts
Other ways of knowing outside of science | Praveen Sethupathy #Shorts
Why is forgiveness so hard? | Willie Jennings #Shorts
Is God still good in suffering? | John Lennox #Shorts
Why is fantasy so important? | Madeleine L'Engle #Shorts
Impacts of Religious Service Attendance | Tyler VanderWeele
Can a Scientist be Religious? | David Lahti & Andrew Berry
Grace and Gratitude | Tim Keller
Grounds For Belief | John Lennox
The Joy Outside of Utility | Satyan Devadoss
The Resonance of Story | Satyan Devadoss
Science is a Description, Not an Answer | John Lennox
Hawking, Newton, Gravity, & God | John Lennox
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