The
Christian
Civics
Podcast
Exploring how the gospel empowers us to think, speak and act differently in the public square.
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What’s Good About Politics?
Over the past several years, we’ve all become aware of more ways in which politics makes us worse. But how does politics make us better?
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About the podcast
Hosted by Rick Barry, The Christian Civics Podcast provides ongoing support and encouragement for Christians who are trying to navigate what it means to carry their faith into the public square during this tumultuous moment in political history.
Episodes feature guided prayer, plus class excerpts, commentary on current events and exclusive interviews with people living lives that can help us better understand what it means to be a disciple of Christ in a representative democracy.
Complete Archive
Stories from the Shutdown: An Interview with Matt Watson
What happens to a church when a quarter of its congregation is laid off all at once?
Joshua Harris on Saying You’re Wrong in Public
When he was told that his work had unintended consequences, the author of “I Kissed Dating Goodbye” didn’t double-down. He did something harder.
Rethinking Incarceration
Pastor and author Dominique DuBois Gilliard joins us to discuss why Christians who have never been to prison are still implicated in the idea of criminal justice.
Where Has Shaped Your Vote?
Author and theologian Craig Bartholomew and pastor William McGee help us get a fuller understanding of our relationships to our towns. Those aren’t just the places we vote—they also might be the reasons we vote the way we do.
Why Will The Poor Always Be With Us?
Upcoming events and extra content from a recent conference presentation on mercy and politics.
Losing Power Is Painful (an interview with Bill Henson)
Bill Henson, founder and president of Lead Them Home, discusses mission and witness from a position of weakness.