Much has been said about our increasingly polarized society. It seems we are becoming more entrenched in particular ideologies and less capable of understanding others. But are we as polarized as we think we are?Tim Dixon, co-founder of More in Common, joins Today’s Conversation to discuss what we do have in common, and how we can find more in common with others.

In this conversation, NAE President Walter Kim and Tim Dixon discuss findings from More in Common's report, "Promising Revelations: Undoing the False Impressions of America's Faithful." The research sheds light on common misperceptions about communities of faith in America, including evangelicals.

You'll also hear them discuss:

*Where these misperceptions come from and what's at stake if they continue to be believed;

*What can be done to build bridges and find unity;

*How small moments of connection can shift perspectives; and

*Why this work is especially worthwhile for followers of Jesus.

Show notes: NAE.org/dixonpodcast

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Riad Kassis, international director of Langham Partnership, shares how living in the Middle East has shaped his faith and reflects on his experience at the most recent Lausanne Gathering in Seoul, South Korea.

You’ll also hear NAE President Walter Kim and Riad discuss:

• Why theological resources for and by Majority World pastors is vital for the Church;
• What biblical truths about persecution can reshape our minds and hearts;
• Why justice is a matter of great importance to Christians in conflict areas; and
• How we can stand with our brothers and sisters in Christ around the world.

Show Notes : https://www.nae.org/kassispodcast/

In Today’s Conversation podcast, host NAE President Walter Kim and Andy discuss:

• Different theories predicting how AI — including AGI and ASI — will develop in society;
• Why we need a better theological framework — particularly around demonology — for the future of AI;
• How AI could be redemptive for our physical health, relationships and more; and
• Why the practice of Sabbath will mark people who flourish in this technological shift.

Go To Show Notes:

NAE.org/crouchpodcast