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21.11.2024

19.09.2024

Introducing Difficult Conversations

A deeper look at a new podcast series on polarization and our call to be peacemakers. As a nation we are playing cultural and political Whac-a-Mole. On college campuses, at workplaces, in houses of worship, and even at the Thanksgiving table, it’s not just the ideas that we are trying to beat back. We’re using verbal mallets to pummel people because of their different views about the world or perceived threats to our identity. As we’ve become more polarized and divided than ever, it feels like meaningful, respectful conversations between people who disagree have become a thing of the past. Is it still possible to have difficult conversations with people who see the world differently from us without sacrificing our deep convictions and beliefs? What is the role of Christians in this moment? How can Christians be peacemakers within their churches, and among the larger society? From the National Association of Evangelicals comes a new podcast series, Difficult Conversations. It’s an exploration of how we ended up so polarized, and how Christians can become the peacemakers that Jesus called blessed. Hosted by NAE President Walter Kim, this series will share incredible stories of people who’ve stepped into enemy territory for the sake of building bridges, and you’ll hear from experts on why difficult conversations are so hard, how to have them, and why they matter for the kingdom of God. The series features: Jonathan Haidt, renowned social psychologist and author of “The Anxious Generation”Dr. Francis Collins, acclaimed scientist and served as director of the National Institutes of Health during the COVID pandemicDerwin Gray, lead pastor of Transformation Church in Indian Land, NCKaitlyn Schiess, public theologian and author of “The Ballot and the Bible”Christina Edmondson, author and cohost of the Truth’s Table podcastMark DeYmaz, founder of Mosaic Church of Central ArkansasSean McDowell, apologist, podcaster and author of “End the Stalemate”and many more… Subscribe today wherever you listen to podcasts. The full series launches on September 26. To find found more: http://difficultconversationspod.org/ Do you like the podcast? Give us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. If you listen on Spotify, give us a follow and hit the notification bell to be sure you never miss an episode. This is the best way for others to discover this series too. And don’t forget to pass your favorite episodes along to friends and family.

19.09.2024

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11 Min.
30.10.2024

Bonus Episode | God on the Move with Daniel Yang

In this bonus episode, Daniel Yang shares his family’s refugee journey from Laos to Thailand and finally to East Moline, Illinois, where a church welcomed and helped them navigate life in the United States. Daniel’s father soon became a Christian, and in just seven years, the family was an integral part of a Hmong church plant. Daniel is now the national director of Churches of Welcome at World Relief, and previously served as the director of the Church Multiplication Institute at the Wheaton College Billy Graham Center. His story demonstrates how crossing boundaries in Jesus’ name can transform lives and bear fruit for generations to come. Along with Host Walter Kim, Daniel explores our responsibility to welcome the most vulnerable, the role of immigrant and multiethnic churches in American Christianity, and how we should always keep our focus on the vision of the greater Church that is to come. Subscribe today wherever you listen to podcasts. Do you like the podcast? Give us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. If you listen on Spotify, give us a follow and hit the notification bell to be sure you never miss an episode. This is the best way for others to discover this series too. And don’t forget to pass your favorite episodes along to friends and family. Find Show Notes Here: NAE.org/b2-global-church-daniel-yang-difficult-conversations-podcast/ Resources Churches of Welcome, a World Relief initiative“Inalienable: How Marginalized Kingdom Voices Can Help Save the American Church” by Daniel Yang, Eric Costanzo and Matthew Soerens“The Multiethnic Church Movement Hasn’t Lived up to Its Promise” article by Korie Little EdwardsA Multicultural Vision for the Church edition of the NAE magazineI Am Your Immigrant Neighbor video series

30.10.2024

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44 Min.
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Trailer | Welcome to Difficult Conversations

Welcome to Difficult Conversations From the National Association of Evangelicals comes a new podcast series, Difficult Conversations. It’s an exploration of how we ended up so polarized, and how Christians can become the peacemakers that Jesus called blessed. Hosted by NAE President Walter Kim, this series will share incredible stories of people who’ve stepped into enemy territory for the sake of building bridges, and you’ll hear from experts on why difficult conversations are so hard, how to have them, and why they matter for the kingdom of God. Subscribe today wherever you listen to podcasts. Do you like the podcast? Give us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. If you listen on Spotify, give us a follow and hit the notification bell to be sure you never miss an episode. This is the best way for others to discover this series too. And don’t forget to pass your favorite episodes along to friends and family. CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE! Coming September 19, 2024!

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3 Min.
08.11.2024

Special Message from NAE President Walter Kim

It’s no accident that we produced the Difficult Conversations series during an election season, with its heightened tensions and palpable polarization. In this special message, NAE President Walter Kim takes a few minutes to speak to this moment following the election. However you may be feeling about the election results, God remains our refuge. His kingdom is greater, higher than any earthly kingdom. Now having concluded one set of difficult conversations leading up to the election, we embark on another set of difficult conversations with new opportunities to be the peacemakers that Jesus called blessed. Subscribe today wherever you listen to podcasts. Do you like the podcast? Give us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. If you listen on Spotify, give us a follow and hit the notification bell to be sure you never miss an episode. This is the best way for others to discover this series too. And don’t forget to pass your favorite episodes along to friends and family. Click Here for Show Notes Resources A Call to Prayer for President-Elect Trump and All Elected Leaders, NAE statementFor the Health of the NationRightNow Media + NAE video curriculum on For the Health of the NationFollowing the God Who Transforms, NAE 10-day devotionalHow to Live Well With Enemies edition of the NAE magazine

08.11.2024

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5 Min.
27.09.2024

Ep. 1 | Why Are We So Polarized?

The primary allegiances of Americans used to be to country and religion. Now Americans’ primary allegiance is to their political party. How did that happen? And what has it done to the state of conversations in our country? What has it done to our churches? Is there hope for the next generation? In this inaugural episode of Difficult Conversations, host Walter Kim interviews Dr. Jonathan Haidt, one of the world’s top experts on the psychology of morality and politics, to explore how we ended up so divided, including how technology and social media has shaped us and is shaping the next generation. You’ll also meet Heather Zempel, discipleship pastor at National Community Church, located in the heart of Washington, D.C. Over the years, NCC has successfully encouraged church members, from both sides of the aisle, to engage with one another through small groups and Bible studies. But as she shares, that’s gotten more difficult as our world has become more polarized. Both Jonathan and Heather leave those who want to be peacemakers in our divided country with some practical next steps. Their recommendations may surprise you. Go to show notes Go to full interview

27.09.2024

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50 Min.
09.10.2024

Bonus Episode | Understanding the Rural Experience With Carl Greene

In this bonus episode, NAE President Walter Kim hosts an extended conversation with Carl Greene on the shifts that have been happening in rural America. Carl is a rural ministry researcher and advocate, having served as a rural pastor with his family and enjoyed life as a dairy farmer in partnership with his father and brother. Carl talks about his experience growing up in Upstate New York and how he has grappled with his identity as a rural white American. He also sheds light on the complexities and diversity within rural America, the sense of loss that many rural residents feel, and the lure of Christian nationalism as a response to that loss. This conversation peels back misconceptions of rural-urban divide and offers greater clarity for those seeking to be peacemakers among Americans with different lived experiences. Subscribe today wherever you listen to podcasts. Do you like the podcast? Give us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. If you listen on Spotify, give us a follow and hit the notification bell to be sure you never miss an episode. This is the best way for others to discover this series too. And don’t forget to pass your favorite episodes along to friends and family. Go to Show Notes Watch More Are You TRAPPED in High Conflict? | Amanda Ripley Dr. Francis Collins Talks With Outspoken COVID Response Critic

09.10.2024

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42 Min.
17.10.2024

Ep. 3 | What’s Christian Nationalism Anyway?

In 2020, Pastor Caleb Campbell watched Christian nationalism take over large swaths of his congregation in Phoenix, Arizona. He thought about giving up on the church, but over the years, he came to see himself as a missionary to Christian nationalists. In Episode 3 of our Difficult Conversations series, Caleb shares his journey from skinhead to pastor, and from accusations of demonic influence to restored relationships. Along with Dr. Sheila Heen at Harvard Negotiation Project, he offers a hopeful way to engage with those who hold extreme views. And you'll also hear Gabriel Salguero of National Latino Evangelical Coalition describe his own encounter with extreme views. Listen on your favorite podcast app. Show notes here: http://nae.org/christian-nationalism-podcast #difficultconversations #peacemakers #polarized #divided #church #christiannationalism

17.10.2024

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56 Min.
21.11.2024

Ep. 7 | Apologetics for a Divided World

When it’s about winning people for Jesus. The Greek word for “apologetics” means “to give a defense” and comes from 1 Peter 3:15–16, which starts “But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have…” Apologetics in this passage begins with reverence for Christ, and its focus isn’t on defeating others but providing hope. There is no more consequential conversation than the one about who Jesus is and what he wants for us. Still, we tend to think of apologetics conversations with a battle mentality. In this final episode of Difficult Conversations, experienced apologists show us a better way — one that’s not about winning arguments, but winning hearts and minds for Jesus. Sean McDowell, a Christian apologist out of Biola University, unpacks perspective-taking, cancel culture, and how to diffuse conversations that go off the rails. Podcast host Justin Brierley shares lessons learned from two decades of hosting hundreds of high-profile debates between Christians, atheists and agnostics. And, you’ll hear a powerful testimony from Preston Perry, co-host of With the Perrys alongside Jackie Hill Perry, on how God transformed his life by showing him the very heart of what it means to be a Christian. Subscribe today wherever you listen to podcasts. Do you like the podcast? Give us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. This is the best way for others to discover this series. If you listen on Spotify, give us a follow and hit the notification bell to be sure you never miss an episode. And don’t forget to pass your favorite episodes along to friends and family. Resources Full interview with Sean McDowell on YouTubeFull interview with Justin Brierley on YouTubeFull interview with Preston Perry on the Maybe God Podcast“End the Stalemate: Move Past Cancel Culture to Meaningful Conversations” by Sean McDowell and Tim Muehlhoff“The Surprising Rebirth of Belief in God: Why New Atheism Grew Old and Secular Thinkers Are Considering Christianity Again” by Justin Brierley“How to Tell the Truth: The Story of How God Saved Me to Win Hearts – Not Just Arguments” by Preston PerryHow the Gospel Answers Culture’s Questions, NAE podcast with Rebecca McLaughlin“The Secular Creed: Engaging 5 Contemporary Claims” article by Rebecca McLaughlin Show Notes: http://NAE.org/apologetics-podcast

21.11.2024

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59 Min.
04.11.2024

Ep. 5 | How Should Christians Engage Politically?

Neither political idolatry nor political disengagement make for peace. What does? If we’re all reading the same Bible, why do Christians disagree when it comes to politics? If we worship the same God, how can we come to such different conclusions? And why have so many Christians in America given up on voting altogether? This episode of Difficult Conversations opens with stories from pastors on what this election season has been like for them. It also features an in-depth conversation between Brent Leatherwood, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, an organization that helps Southern Baptist churches apply Christian principles to questions of public policy, and Kaitlyn Schiess, author of “The Ballot and the Bible” and co-host of The Holy Post podcast. Though Kaitlyn and Brent often speak to different populations of Christians, they come to some surprising areas of agreement on political idolatry, political disengagement, and the biblical mandate for our participation in politics. This episode also brings in important insights from leaders like Dr. Christina Edmondson and Agustín Quiles on how different lived experiences yield different decisions at the ballot box. Plus, Pastor Derwin Gray of Transformation Church shares his perspective on political idolatry and what we can do to be peacemakers in our country. Show Notes: https://www.nae.org/ep5-christians-politics-brent-leatherwood-kaitlyn-schiess-difficult-conversations-podcast/ Resources For the Health of the NationFull conversation with Brent Leatherwood and Kaitlyn Schiess on YouTubeFull interview with Pastor Derwin Gray on YouTubeHow to Live Well With Enemies edition of the NAE magazineSpiritual Formation for Public Life, NAE podcast with Kaitlyn Schiess“The Bible and the Ballot” by Kaitlyn SchiessThe Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention

04.11.2024

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47 Min.
15. Juni

Doug Beacham | Spiritual Revival and the Transforming Work of the Holy Spirit

What happens when the Holy Spirit moves in our communities?Doug Beacham, a longtime leader in the Pentecostal tradition,reflects on the Holy Spirit’s ongoing work through holiness, sanctification and renewal. Pointing to moments like the Azusa Street Revival and the Memphis Miracle, he highlights how the Spirit brings spiritual renewal, fosters racial unity and expands the Church’s mission. Together, NAE President Walter Kim and Doug Beacham, presiding bishop of the International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC), also explore the ongoing need for reconciliation and unity within the Body of Christ. In this conversation, you’ll hear: What defines Pentecostal holiness traditions; How Pentecostalism brings both intentionality and intensity to faith; Why the American church continues to struggle with division; and How true revival not only stirs hearts but reshapes communities. This episode invites Christians to remember that true hope endures even in a divided culture, calling us to live with patience, faith and confidence that the Holy Spirit is still at work. Subscribe today wherever you listen to podcasts. Do you like the podcast? Give us a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. This is the best way for others to discover these conversations. If you listen on Spotify, give us a follow and hit the notification bell to be sure you never miss an episode. And don’t forget to pass your favorite episodes along to colleagues, friends and family. Resources Full conversation with Doug Beacham on YouTubeFor further study see  Isaiah 53, Acts, Romans 5–6, 1 Corinthians 12, 2 Corinthians 3:17–18Books written by Doug Beacham “Black and White Race in American Denominations,” by A.G. Miller in Evangelicals magazinePrayer, Repentance & Hope for America, NAE podcast with Lisa FieldsTheology of Race, NAE podcast with Walter Kim Today’s Conversation is brought to you by Cahoots Communications.

15. Juni

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56 Min.

The National Association of Evangelicals Podcast Channel features conversations that help evangelicals think biblically, engage faithfully and navigate complexity with clarity and grace. Through interviews, reflections and special podcast series, NAE explores faith, culture, peacemaking, public life and the call to foster thriving communities.

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Introducing Difficult Conversations

Bonus Episode | God on the Move with Daniel Yang

Trailer | Welcome to Difficult Conversations

Special Message from NAE President Walter Kim

Ep. 1 | Why Are We So Polarized?

Bonus Episode | Understanding the Rural Experience With Carl Greene

Ep. 3 | What’s Christian Nationalism Anyway?

Ep. 7 | Apologetics for a Divided World

Ep. 5 | How Should Christians Engage Politically?

Doug Beacham | Spiritual Revival and the Transforming Work of the Holy Spirit

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