Series
Good Faith Debates
When we keep the gospel central, we can disagree on lesser but still important matters in good faith. The Good Faith Debates is a series of videos where we hope to model this. Can two Christians united around the gospel engage in winsome, charitable conversation even amid substantive disagreement? We want to prove that this is possible, and beautiful to watch.
Can Racial Reconciliation Happen Without Racial Justice Being Achieved First?
Darryl Williamson and George Yancey share their arguments about how to heal racial wounds and pursue racial justice as Christians.
Should Churches Be Slow or Quick to Embrace New Technology?
Patrick Miller and Jay Kim share their arguments about the ever-growing landscape of technology and how church leaders should respond.
How Should Christians Care About the Environment?
Brian Mattson and Jake Meador discuss creation care—is it something Christians should only practice privately, or is it an issue requiring political action?
Should Christians Support Tougher Immigration Laws?
Matthew Soerens and Darren Guerra discuss how faith informs the relationship between respecting the law and showing compassion to undocumented immigrants.
Should Christian Parents Send Their Children to Public Schools?
Jen Wilkin and Jonathan Pennington share their arguments on whether parents should choose public schools for their children.
Introducing Good Faith Debates, Season 2
We’re thrilled to announce a second season of Good Faith Debates, with five new video debates covering topics like public schools, immigration, climate change, technology, and racial reconciliation.
Is ‘Evangelical’ a Historical, Theological, or Political Identity?
Ryan Burge and Andrew Walker share their arguments and engage in a discussion about the term ‘evangelical’ and what it actually denotes.
How Should the Church Address Racial Injustice?
Brian Davis and Justin Giboney discuss how the church should address racial injustice.
Should the Pro-life Cause Encompass ‘Womb to Tomb’ or Focus on the Womb?
Scott Klusendorf and Karen Swallow Prior share their respective arguments and discuss the pro-life cause and what it should encompass.
Is ‘Woke Church’ a Stepping Stone to Theological Compromise?
Sean DeMars and Rebecca McLaughlin discuss “woke church” and address what the church should be most concerned with regarding today’s social issues.
How Should Christians Think About Gun Control?
Bob Thune and Andrew Wilson advance their arguments and engage in a discussion about how Christians should think about gun control.
Introducing the Good Faith Debates
When we keep the gospel central, we can disagree on lesser but still important matters in good faith.
