A podcast for learning how to deepen convictions without dividing communities. Tune in for insight from Tim Muehlhoff and Rick Langer on how to cultivate understanding, civility, and compassion in disagreement.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityRelationshipsSociety & Culture |
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This episode was so helpful. I needed the perspective …needed
It several months ago to be frank. It would have defused a pretty intense conversation. I’m learning a lot from your podcast. Keep it up Tim! God bless you for your gracious, insightful insights about how to navigate culture wars in today’s melee.
So thankful for the great work that is being done through this podcast. Each episode is relevant, thoughtful and I always find a new perspective on a topic I have been needing a different voice to speak in to. I hope this podcast is here to stay. We need more inspiring conversations like these to lead us into a better way to talk and think and act in an increasingly complex world. Thank you for setting the standard incredibly high.
This podcast is such an encouragement and full of good reminders to right size our opinions and our relationships for the sake of the gospel. Thank you for continuing this ministry and sharing the work that so many are doing to help people connect rather than divide.
There are disagreements in our Christian family and extended family about politics and beliefs so I value the hard work that you guys have put into this and the service that you are providing to so many. My plan is to go through all of the podcasts and look at your other sources as well. Thanks again. Arlene. (On CRU) 😊
Love these guys but I always wonder why the sound quality is so quiet. I have to turn the volume all the way up to hear.
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This podcast focuses on cultivating understanding and civility in discussions that involve differing convictions and societal issues. With a range of topics including critical race theory, political engagement, and the intersection of faith and science, the hosts facilitate meaningful dialogues that aim to bridge divides and promote compassion. Notably, the conversations emphasize the importance of perspective-taking and humility when addressing contentious issues, making it a unique resource for listeners in an increasingly polarized climate. The content is designed to equip listeners with practical approaches to engage thoughtfully with opposing viewpoints, which is particularly relevant in today's cultural landscape.
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Recent guests on Winsome Conviction include:
1. Simon Greer
2. Saad Soliman
3. Elizabeth Hall
4. Erin Smith
5. Dr. Ed Uszynski
6. Dr. Elizabeth Hall
7. Dr. Erin Smith
8. Andy Reid
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