The future of AI won’t just be shaped by engineers—it will be shaped by us. By what we love. By the relationships we prioritize. By the kind of communities we refuse to give up. So before asking what AI will become, let's ask: what kind of people are we becoming? goodfaith.org/podcasts/and...

This Eastertide, we’ve curated a playlist to help you stay rooted in that story—songs that carry joy, lament, wonder, and resurrection power into your everyday life. Listen to our Eastertide Playlist and keep the celebration going. open.spotify.com/playlist/0lQ...

What if anxiety isn’t something to eliminate, but something to understand? We often treat anxiety like a failure: a lack of faith, a sign something is wrong. But what if it’s actually a signal of something deeper—of living in a world that isn’t finished yet?

He who can no longer listen to his brother will soon be no longer listening to God either. - Dietrich Bonhoeffer

It’s easier than ever to build a spiritual life around content—sermons, podcasts, voices we admire from a distance. But there’s a quiet shift happening: from being known → to just listening from community → to audience from formation → to consumption (1/2)

It’s easy to confuse being inspired with being formed. The question isn’t just what you’re listening to, it’s who knows you. Listen to the full conversation with Katelyn Beaty on the Good Faith podcast. goodfaith.org/podcasts/kat...

As we near Holy Week, we invite you to sit awhile with our Lent Around the Campfire playlist. These are songs to accompany the quieter work of the season: repentance, longing, hope, and the steady grace that meets us there. open.spotify.com/playlist/6SU...

Dr. Francis Collins offers a simple but challenging reminder: If we follow Jesus as “the truth,” then we can’t be casual about what we believe—or what we share. Because some claims aren’t just untrue. They can be harmful. Don’t miss our conversation.

If you’ve ever read “Don’t be anxious about anything” and felt more anxious instead of less, you’re not alone. Our Anxiety Opportunity course explores how God can meet us in our worry—and transform it into deeper trust and growth. goodfaith.org/product/the-...

What happens when politics targets science—and Christians get caught in the fallout? In this episode, Curtis talks with Dr. Francis Collins and Dr. Kristine Torjesen about the unraveling of public health. Don't miss it: goodfaith.org/podcasts/fra...

When Christians talk about war, the moral framework matters. In this conversation, David French reflects on why Christian ethics require deeper moral reasoning than simply labeling one side “good” and the other “evil.” goodfaith.org/podcasts/dav...

War raises questions that go deeper than strategy or politics. Is it just? Is it legal? And who has the authority to decide? In today's episode, Curtis sits back down with David to examine the escalating Iran conflict through the lens of Christian theology, just war theory, and the Constitution.

The deeper question may not be what we accomplish, but whether we are responding to God with honesty, humility, and trust. Sometimes faithfulness simply begins there. Don’t miss our latest episode with Dave Evans. goodfaith.org/podcasts/dav...

Let's start this week in prayer together. Praying with you and for you, from our recent ‘Can We Pray Together?’ episode. youtu.be/Snv5S24EoLc?...

Climate change isn’t just an environmental issue. It’s a human one. In this episode, Brian Webb helps us reframe the conversation as he connects creation care to Scripture, suffering, institutions, and everyday faithfulness. goodfaith.org/podcasts/bri...

This verse comes at the end of Paul’s great chapter on resurrection. Not escape.Resurrection. Because Jesus is raised — and because new creation is coming — what we do now matters. Your work. Your faithfulness. Your quiet obedience. Your love for your neighbor. None of it is wasted.

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible tells one story. Not a moral exam so we can escape to heaven. But heaven and earth — overlapping, interlocking realities. Don't miss this conversation with NT Wright. goodfaith.org/podcasts/n-t...

We are thrilled to have N.T. Wright back on Good Faith! He joins Curtis to explore a vision of the gospel that is bigger, deeper, and more demanding than many of us were taught. Don't miss this episode. goodfaith.org/podcasts/n-t...

Not for our party. Not for our church. Not for our team. Faithfulness means telling the truth — even when it costs us. Don't miss our latest episode with Sara Groves.

What does faithful presence look like when ICE activity increases in your community? A few thoughts from our latest episode with Sara Groves:

How should Christians respond to ICE? Some ideas from our conversation with Minnesota’s Rev. Mariah Tollgaard:

What if change doesn’t start with fixing everything around us—but with noticing what’s happening within us? Dr. Lee Warren joins us today for a thoughtful conversation about the connection between our thoughts, our brains, and the way we live. Don't miss it! goodfaith.org/podcasts/dr-...

This week on Good Faith, we’re sharing a special bonus conversation with Rev. Mariah Tollgaard, a pastor on the ground in Minnesota. She joins Curtis to describe what’s happening in her community amid an intensified ICE presence—and how churches and Christians are responding.

Want to go deeper with our conversation with Dr. Jonathan Moo? We’ve created a read-along guide for this episode, designed to help you slow down, reflect and explore how creation care fits into a life of faithfulness. goodfaith.org/wp-content/u...

What does the New Testament have to say about creation care? Dr. Jonathan Moo joins us to explore how Scripture shapes the way Christians understand—and care for—God’s world. Don't miss it! goodfaith.org/podcasts/dr-...

Democracy isn’t about believing people are good enough to rule without limits. It’s about acknowledging that all of us are fallen—and that power needs restraint. That’s why Christians should care about democracy. And why protecting it isn’t political, but a moral responsibility rooted in humility.

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When power becomes the point, something in us begins to erode. History shows it. Scripture names it. "The man lusting for power is always active- the center of the show, relentless, vigilant, restless." -David Brooks, The Atlantic Power that demands attention rarely leaves room for wisdom.

We often want clear answers for what exactly to do in moments like this. But the truth is, faithfulness won’t look the same for everyone. In our conversation, David French doesn’t offer a checklist. Instead, he offers a framework—by asking a single, clarifying question:

The story of the church in America is more complicated than decline —and more consequential than we often realize. Ryan Burge’s research helps us see how the church didn’t just respond to political polarization, but in many ways helped shape it.

Faith doesn’t just shape what we believe. It shapes who we’re willing to stay in the room with. In a world that sorts us by tribe and preference, the church can still be a place where difference becomes formation. 🎧 Hear Ryan Burge unpack this on the latest episode of the Good Faith podcast.

Good Faith friends—we’re excited to share that we’ll be doing a live podcast recording at the Illuminate Conference this March, just outside Chattanooga, Tennessee! Learn more here! southern.edu/illuminate

Rarely does anyone wake up and decide to abandon their values in one dramatic moment. More often, change happens quietly—through a long series of small accommodations that feel reasonable at the time, but slowly reshape what we accept as normal.

What happens when morality leaves U.S. foreign policy? Pete Wehner joins Curtis to confront a troubling shift in America’s role in the world. Don't miss it: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/p...

If Scripture tells us who God is, creation shows us how God’s care and truth are made visible in the world we inhabit. Paying attention to the natural world is not a distraction from faith, but one way of listening more closely to the God who made it.

What does it look like to care for God’s creation without fear, polarization, or shame? Don't miss this episode of the Good Faith Podcast with Dr. Katharine Hayhoe. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/k...

In a world that often trains us toward cynicism, choosing to preserve hope—gently, honestly, and faithfully—may be one of the most meaningful things we can do. Don’t miss it. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/n...

Don't miss our companion guide from our latest episode with @nancyfrench.bsky.social! theafterparty.lpages.co/grandparent-...

Christmas day may be behind us, but the light remains. “In him was life, and that life was the light of all people.” As we step back into ordinary days, we do so carrying this hope: the life of Jesus still shines—steady, present, and unafraid of the darkness. Faithful presence still matters.

The tree is still up, but the glow is quieter now. The news keeps scrolling, the tensions haven’t eased. Many of us are stepping into the new year already tired.

What does gratitude look like when the news feels relentlessly heavy? David is back to explore how hope and joy can still be cultivated—even in anxious times. Don't miss it! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/w...

In this week’s episode, Jennie Murray helped us name a truth that often gets lost in the noise: holding compassion and order together isn’t a contradiction. It’s the kind of balanced, thoughtful posture Christians are called to embody.

In this week’s podcast episode with Jennie Murray, we were reminded that before we sort people into categories—citizen or stranger, documented or undocumented—Scripture invites us to see a deeper reality:

Advent peace isn’t the absence of conflict. It’s the quiet confidence that the Prince of Peace is already on the move. We live as people who believe winter will end. That justice will roll down. That the roar of resurrection still echoes in the cold.

Today we’re officially stepping into a new season — Redeeming Babel is now Good Faith. You may have caught the announcement in last week’s email, but we wanted to share it here as well: a new name, a clearer identity, and the same mission at heart.

In our hardest moments, we’re invited to choose: Will we open ourselves to connection, to God, to others? Or will we isolate, distract, and spiral deeper? This choice doesn’t erase the pain—but it can transform it. Don’t miss this episode with Dr. Curt Thompson. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d...

In this week’s Good Faith episode, David French reminds us that real masculinity isn’t built on dominance or defiance—but on virtue. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d...

The first 100 days have raised tough questions. What should we make of it all? Join Curtis, @davidfrenchjag.bsky.social, & @drmoore.bsky.social for a live Good Faith Podcast on where we stand—and how to respond. 📅 April 30 | 4PM ET 🔗 lu.ma/cld3kvs7

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Has America’s global role shifted for good? 🌍 @davidfrenchjag.bsky.social joins us to break down how Trump’s foreign policy is reshaping U.S. influence. Are we turning away from liberal democracy? And how should Christians respond? 🎧 Listen: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/d...