Curtis Chang and David French didn’t wade into the minutiae, the “who won/who lost” political machinations.  Instead they attempted to consider the results in a gestalt way, to uncover what this election might be signaling for our country, our culture, and our church. 

You may have watched a big sports event on television and seen one of the black and white ads from the “He Gets Us” campaign. Designed to introduce Jesus to a culture quite intrigued by him, this campaign has created both curiosity and questions. 

What happens when an individual owes more than he can possibly repay?  What happens if a territory is weighed down by crippling debt?

Instead of battling anxiety, what if you saw worries as a doorway to spiritual transformation? What if you had a different framework for approaching fears and no longer considered anxiety as an enemy to defeat or a sin to overcome? What if you no longer tried to rid yourself of anxiety through sheer faith or willpower, which leads to feelings of shame and frustration?