What I’m Listening to These Days

Every once in a while I like to share some of the content and conversations I’m digesting. I listen to my share of news and political talk, but in a world of fear-mongering news headlines and outrage politics, I urge us all to balance our diet with more meaningful conversations rooted in ancient wisdom and Jesus-shaped faith. I hope you will check out some of these recent conversations I have found illuminating and nourishing. Peace! JB


Five False Needs That Are Running Your Life

Anxiety is contagious, and most of us catch it without noticing: from a tense meeting, a hard conversation, a parent, a group chat. After an emergency, an ER doctor pulled a young hospital chaplain aside and gave him some life-changing advice: anytime somebody’s heart stops, first take your own pulse. He learned that, in order to help, he needs to first notice what’s going on inside of him. Lee Camp interviews Steve Cuss. If you want to be the steady person for the people you love without going numb or over-functioning, this is the toolkit.

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Did Dinosaurs Live with Adam and Eve?

This one’s for parents! Dinosaurs, Adam and Eve, evolution, and the Bible can raise some big questions, especially for kids. Kaitlyn and Producer Mike talk about how Christians have tried to make sense of science and Scripture, and why helping kids ask good questions may be more important than having the perfect answer.

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Dear Greg: How Do You Handle the Dread and Fear of a World That’s Feels Like Its at It’s End?

Greg and Dan talk about all the frightening realities we seem to be facing, ranging from AI advancement to global warming to wars and rumors of wars.

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Practical Wisdom for Chaotic Times

In this Trinity Forum episode we’re joined by Alan Noble. “Practical Wisdom for Moving Through Chaotic Times” is the subtitle of his new book, To Live Well. Alan will help us locate answers for our lives today – and for those we love – by exploring seven virtues: prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance, faith, hope, and love.

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