Category: Podcast

It can get messy when you seek to have a faithful presence in your community and love your neighbors while holding to your theological...

“Can we love our neighbors if we don’t even know them?” This question helped to kickstart a summertime series on interfaith conversations at...

There are a handful of bedrock principles and practices that inform having a winsome conviction, and a big one is perspective-taking. Tim digs...

Tim and Rick discuss a recent Barna study that highlights notable differences involving perceptions - how Christians perceive themselves and how...

For another segment on Reports from The Front, Tim and Rick continue the discussion with pastor Dan Broyles on how social services and faith...

How do we engage with people who hold different beliefs? Oftentimes, the impulse is to correct the other, and this is especially the case in the...

When arguments escalate, we need to know how to make our words and actions less forceful and extreme. While many listeners will not find...

Back in April, to help draw attention to Sexual Assault Awareness month, the Winsome Conviction Project partnered with Biola’s Center for...

Russell Moore (Ph.D.) is back on the podcast to speak on “convictional kindness” and how to apply it in a divisive culture. The conversation draws...

Prashan De Visser returns to the podcast to speak with Tim and Rick on trends and themes in America that undermine peacemaking efforts. Drawing...

Tim and Rick sit down with Dr. Robert George, a renowned professor, legal scholar, political philosopher, and public intellectual, and this year’...

The temptation to resist being gentle is strong, especially in the argument culture. Personal slights and hostile communication all prey upon the...

Trading an insult for an insult is tempting, at times fiendishly satisfying, and doing so will surely deepen division. It may be for this reason...

How should Christians express a Christ-like posture in the public square? What expression should that posture take when political disagreements...

When relationships are fractured and church communities are splintering, what can we do to help put an end to the divisions? Rick speaks with...

We’re trying something new on the podcast today. Rick draws from Psalm 46 to help us reflect on fears we are experiencing with respect to...

Tim and Rick have a civil disagreement with atheist philosopher and popular YouTuber Tom Jump. They explore dynamics of religious belief and...

Here at the Winsome Conviction Project we engage differing and diverse perspectives, so we’re grateful to have Tom Jump, an atheist and...

Prashan De Visser knows something about working through contention. Following 26 years of civil war in Sri Lanka, in 2009 he founded Sri Lanka...

You’re enjoying some festive fare and then it happens: you hear an offensive comment or a family member says something disagreeable and your...

The holidays can be a meaningful time with friends and family, but gathering at the holiday table can also be trying and fraught with difficult...

American theologian philosopher Richard Mouw has been championing a call to civil discourse on religious, political, and other social issues for...

Can we think about civility from a distinctly Christian perspective? American theologian philosopher Richard Mouw joins the podcast to explore...

Tim and Rick resume the conversation with Andrew Sullivan on civility and its vital role in a healthy democracy. In this episode, Andrew reflects...

Civility is a requirement for a healthy republic. But we seem to be losing faith in civility, and people are confused on what civility involves...