Category: Podcast

Surveys say less than half of Americans trust their neighbors. What might be some of the reasons for this erosion of trust? On today’s episode,...

The presidential election is about to happen, so Tim and Rick take time on this episode to reflect on our cultural moment. They share ideas for...

Do people even want to engage in civil discourse? How does myside bias keep us from engaging others? On today’s episode, Mike and Tim discuss...

Mike Ahn (Ph.D.), Dean of Spiritual Development at Biola University, is also a new co-director with the Winsome Conviction Project, and we wanted...

Why are we experiencing so much polarization in culture? A common answer is social media. But what’s some of the reasoning on how social media...

Radio host and pastor Bob Lepine is back on the podcast to speak with Tim and Rick about notable changes in our cultural communication since late...

What are our expectations for rules of engagement in building a healthy democracy? What shared commitments can we make in our civic aspirations?...

Michael Whitenton (Ph.D.) directs the Bridgebuilding Fellows program at Baylor University, a program that seeks to help students to engage in...

When we move from influencing an individual to influencing a community or a body of people, the field of communication studies would say we...

In this episode, Austin Suter, executive director for United? We Pray, interviews Tim on his recently released book, End the Stalemate: Move Past...

Some stories in the Bible are hard to understand, let alone approve. For those who are questioning and finding it difficult to trust the God of...

Why do conversations today so often descend into unhealthy arguments and cancellation? Is it possible to have meaningful, positive conversations...

Susan Lim (Ph.D.) is a history scholar and writer who decided to follow Jesus in her teenage years after having grown up in a Buddhist family....

What are communication spirals and how do they contribute to the argument culture? On today’s episode, Tim and Rick discuss these patterns of...

Earlier this year, a convictional firestorm ensued over advice Alistair Begg, a prominent North American pastor and radio host of Truth for Life,...

Can principles from law and legal education help us in our day to day disagreements with colleagues, neighbors, family and friends? Our guest...

Isaac Adams and Austin Suter are back on the podcast to recount a significant disagreement they experienced in their friendship. They go back...

Today’s episode is a joint podcast with the Think Biblically podcast, and we have a great conversation with artist and Connecticut state...

Isaac Adams and Austin Suter join today’s episode to discuss the challenges and camaraderie they’ve experienced in their interracial friendship....

On this segment of Reports From The Front, two of Tim’s students, Helena and Carson, who are studying Communications at Biola University, discuss...

Today on the podcast we have another segment of Reports From The Front, a positive story of someone who is doing things right. Tim and Rick speak...

Jim Davis, pastor and co-author of the recent book, The Great Dechurching: Who’s Leaving, Why Are They Going, and What Will It Take to Bring...

Through our connections with CRU, a ministry that engages students and faculty on college campuses across the U.S., the Winsome Conviction...

In 2 Corinthians 5:20, the Apostle Paul tells Christians that they are “ambassadors for Christ.” Ambassadorship is part of our identity. Paul...

Conflict in relationships is unavoidable. Healthy and successful relationships know how to counteract unhealthy communication styles and adopt...