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Gentleness is a super important filter for all our actions, but it's not one we like to use. Our culture tells us that gentleness is weakness, but Jesus talks often about the subversive power of gentle words and actions. Has gentleness ever solved systemic injustices? Is there ever a time to use a "whip" (metaphorically or literally) in defense of the faith or in an effort to bring Christ's kingdom?
Righteousness is a big topic... what does it mean to live righteously? What roles do gratitude and justice have in our desires to live...
Our view on diversity is broken. The "Babel" mindset that we have as sinful humans is so persistent, but we are called to live...
What does it mean to repent on behalf of other people? Is that even possible? And how should we teach repentance? Dan and Austin...
