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Unease Beneath The Surface
Dear reader, Last month, we tried something new on our Good Faith podcast: a four-part series focused on the season of Advent. While this was a first for Good Faith, the celebration of Advent itself is a centuries-old Christian tradition. So, we wanted to ensure that our Advent series would contribute fresh insights into this […]
Faith, Finance, and Foreign Aid
What does it mean for Christians to be good financial stewards and help “the least of these?” In this week’s episode of the Good Faith Podcast, Curtis Chang sits down with Dana and Bill Wichterman to explore the powerful – and sometimes challenging – intersection of faith and finance. Dana, a former USAID and Department […]
Exile and Identity
In this episode of Good Faith, Curtis Chang and Pete Wehner—columnist for The Atlantic and former White House staffer—delve deep into the concept of political exile and the challenges of navigating political shifts in a time of extreme division. Wehner’s personal journey, which saw him shape policy in the wake of 9/11 before ultimately breaking […]
The American Intersection of Faith and Governance
In this enlightening episode of the Good Faith podcast, host Curtis Chang is joined by Jonathan Rauch, senior fellow at the Brookings Institute and author of Cross Purposes: Christianity’s Broken Bargain with Democracy. Together, they explore the profound relationship between Christianity and democracy, discussing how faith’s influence on politics has shaped the political landscapes and […]
Authority, Abuse, and Accountability in the Church
Author Mike Cosper joins Curtis Chang in this episode of Good Faith to investigate the unsettling realities of authority in churches and the unchecked power that often breeds toxic church environments. Drawing from his latest book, The Church in Dark Times, Cosper emphasizes the urgent need for megachurch accountability, using the infamous Mars Hill case […]