Curated topics for a disillusioned church
ISRAEL/PALESTINE CONFLICT: Research began in 2024 while publication of curated content started in February of 2025.
The documentary With God on Our Side takes an incisive look at the uncritical support many evangelical Christians in the West, particularly in the U.S., have given to Israel. At its core, the film examines the theological underpinnings of Christian Zionism, its historical evolution, and its very real geopolitical and human consequences.
Read moreIsraeli historian Benny Morris provides an Israeli viewpoint on the longstanding conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. Morris delves into the origins and evolution of the conflict since the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, discussing the foundational principles of Zionism and the demographic challenges that have influenced the region’s history. He examines the…
Read moreDr. Yara Hawari, a senior policy analyst at the Palestinian think tank Al-Shabaka, delves into the intricate history of the Israel-Palestine conflict from a Palestinian perspective. She emphasizes the significance of understanding the historical context, particularly from the end of the British Mandate in 1948 to the present day, to grasp the roots and evolution…
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ESCHATOLOGY: While researching the Israel/Palestine conflict it became apparent that a Christian’s eschatology affected how they saw the Israel/Palestine conflict. Five learning capsules were curated to help you dig in.
Learn about Memento Mori and how a Christian can integrate the philosophy into everyday life.
Read moreWhile many viewers will focus on the Christian nationalism in Praying for Armageddon, the pertinent issue that the film explores, but perhaps does not articulate, is how a Christian eschatological view can influence how an individual views global conflict, the state of Israel, politics, and world events in light of Biblical prophecy.
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The majority of American evangelical churches have failed us.
The church has not taken the lead on important issues. It has stayed silent. It has played it safe. There is little distinction between how a Christian and a non-Christian interact on social media, handle conflict, and approach a complex issue in society. Partisanship, perfunctory rhetoric, silence, and the failure to love our neighbor have pushed non-Christians and Christians away from the church.
A four step framework to help prepare your mind and heart to engage with polarizing topics.
Four guided learning paths – essentials, media preference, pairings, and time – to help kickstart a lifetime of learning.
The five most commonly asked questions for each topic we curate.
Quickly learn the basics about a term, person or event in 2-4 hours.
John Hendrix’s The Faithful Spy is an engrossing and visually arresting account of Dietrich Bonhoeffer—a German pastor whose fierce moral clarity led him into the heart of a conspiracy to resist, and ultimately assassinate, Adolf Hitler.
The Ragamuffin Gospel is not so much a theological treatise as it is a wake-up call—one delivered gently but insistently to the soul that keeps trying to earn what Christ has already given. Manning’s premise is simple: most Christians do not actually believe in the incomprehensible, unearnable grace of God. We nod politely at grace in our Sunday best, but spend the rest of the week anxiously polishing our halos.
America’s origin story is deeply tied to Thanksgiving and the Pilgrims. Unfortunately much of what we have been taught in school is not true. Below are our favorite resources to relearn Thanksgiving.
Learn about Memento Mori and how a Christian can integrate the philosophy into everyday life.
The documentary With God on Our Side takes an incisive look at the uncritical support many evangelical Christians in the West, particularly in the U.S., have given to Israel. At its core, the film examines the theological underpinnings of Christian Zionism, its historical evolution, and its very real geopolitical and human consequences.
Israeli historian Benny Morris provides an Israeli viewpoint on the longstanding conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. Morris delves into the origins and evolution of the conflict since the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, discussing the foundational principles of Zionism and the demographic challenges that have influenced the region’s history. He examines the complex nature of the conflict, addressing the deep-seated emotions and opinions it evokes on all sides. Throughout the conversation, Morris explores the numerous obstacles to achieving a resolution, considering whether a solution is attainable or if the conflict remains intractable.
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