Author: Curtis Chang

In this week’s podcast, we talked about how to build better cities and improve people’s lives through data, research, engagement, and action. 

We frequently overestimate the power of evil and underestimate the power of good.

In March, my Good Faith podcast co-host David and I were honored to share the microphone with Jonathan Tjarks, famed NBA beat writer and podcaster for The Ringer.

Your “time perspective” determines how you respond to the world around you, changes how you interpret a current event, and affects your motivation on how to respond to the world.

When you think of “Christians and the law,” you might think of an attorney who focuses on pro-life issues or the First Amendment. Or, more recently, you might think of political activists attempting to overturn the recent 2020 election results.

However, our characterizations fundamentally miss (or sometimes completely undermine) the true scope of justice the Bible portrays.

You’ve packed your child’s clothes, driven them to college, settled them in their new dorm room, and said a tearful goodbye.

Why do we do this? What now? 

This week, David French and I are joined by Karen on the Good Faith podcast, who talks about the current state of affairs in social media, particularly Twitter, and compares its impact on culture and the church to the printing press. 

Ever feel “the end of the world is nigh?” If the cultural chaos is getting you down, how ought you think, feel, and pray during these tumultuous times? 

Redeeming Babel is pleased to announce our new Director of Strategic Partnerships, Aryana Petrosky.

It’s important for any human being to see these, because we all will experience loss.  If we are trying to avoid loss, or to constantly recapture what was lost, we’re going to live a futile, exhausting life.