Curtis Chang speaks at the National Immigration Forum in Ohio. He discusses why understanding anxiety is crucial to understanding the experiences of immigrants and the communities receiving them.

In this Good Faith classic, David French and Curtis Chang discuss a troubling movement within the Evangelical church: Christian nationalism. They dig into questions such as: What is Christian nationalism and why is it so hard to define? Why are debates over American history so emotional? What does healthy patriotism look like?

David and Nancy French tell the story of David's close encounter with the cult of Bill Gothard and delve into why he walked away. Nancy also tells the story of how David led her to Chist, and they discuss how Christians can find immense hope when light is cast on darkness within the church.

Do you have a story about overcoming anxiety, making a small change in an organization, or bridging political divides in a relationship? Or do you know someone who does? Those of us who gather around the Good Faith “campfire” week in and week out want to hear more stories from the community. We are looking […]

Curtis Chang and Cherie Harder discuss how Christians should approach power. Curtis lays out the theological foundation for Christians wielding power rightly, while Cherie describes how well-intentioned Christians can be corrupted by power. They also delve into Cherie's extensive experience on Capitol Hill as she tells stories of powerful Christians doing both good and evil.