Online Conversation | Music, Creativity & Justice with Ruth Naomi Floyd On Friday, July 23rd, we hosted vocalist and composer Ruth Naomi Floyd to discuss the work of creating as a catalyst for justice. An award-winning musician and photographer, Floyd discussed how music and justice work together to elevate the voices and wisdom of the
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Online Conversation | Redeeming Power with Diane Langberg On Friday, July 9th, we hosted psychologist and author Diane Langberg to discuss the themes in her book, Redeeming Power: Understanding Authority and Abuse in the Church. Dr. Langberg who has been working with survivors of trauma and abuse, clergy, and caregivers for almost 50 years, desires to increase
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Online Conversation | Faithful Presence: The Promise of Peril of Faith in the Public Square with Bill Haslam On June 25th, we hosted Bill Haslam, former governor of Tennessee, to discuss his recently released book, Faithful Presence: The Promise and Peril of Faith in the Public Square. Drawing upon his years of public service, Haslam discussed
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Online Conversation | The Challenges of Christian Nationalism with Mark Noll and Vincent Bacote On June 18th in partnership with The Center for Public Justice and AEI's Initiative on Faith and Public Life we were honored to welcome renowned scholars Mark Noll and Vincent Bacote to discuss “The Challenge of Christian Nationalism.” As the lines
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Online Conversation | Living a Tech-Wise Life with Andy and Amy Crouch On Friday, June 11th we were pleased to welcome author and cultural analyst Andy Crouch and his daughter, Amy Crouch to discuss their book entitled My Tech-Wise Life: Growing Up and Making Choices in a World of Devices. In it they explore how
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Online Conversation | Reading Jane Austen: A Novel Approach to Virtue with Karen Swallow Prior In celebration of our spring Reading on Pride and Prejudice, we were delighted to host its introduction author, and Trinity Forum Senior Fellow Karen Swallow Prior for a discussion on Jane Austen and her novel approach to virtue. As Prior notes in
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Online Conversation | Reimagination and Repair: Creativity for the Life of the World with Sho Baraka On Friday, May 14th we hosted artist and author Sho Baraka for a conversation around his new book He Saw That It Was Good: Reimagining Your Creative Life To Repair A Broken World. Baraka says, "The command to love—in
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Online Conversation | Lincoln in Private: Leadership Behind Closed Doors with Dr. Ronald C. White On Friday, May 7th we were delighted to host author, historian, and Trinity Forum Senior Fellow Ron White to discuss the themes in his recent work Lincoln in Private. Lincoln did not have a diary but he developed the habit of
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Online Conversation | Suffering, Healing, and Meaning with Philip Yancey and Julia Wattacheril On Friday, April 23rd 2021 we were delighted to launch a new series on "Discovery and Doxology" in partnership with BioLogos and Church of the Advent. This series brings together leading scientists and theologians to discuss the relationship between science and faith. This, our
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Online Conversation | All the Lonely People: Isolation, Connection, and the Common Good with Ryan Streeter and Francie Broghammer On April 9th we were thrilled to host author and scholar Ryan Streeter along with psychiatrist Francie Broghammer. Streeter is the director of domestic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute and is the author of
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