Can we heal our divisions?
Worried about our culture? Here are some new videos and podcast episodes on how we can deal with the scary divisions we’re seeing.
The “magic question” for handling political (or other) disagreements.
Here’s a new short video about what to do when you find yourself in a disagreement but don’t want to lose a friend.
Hey! I’m doing virtual talks on why we’re so polarized (and what to do about it).
I’ve been speaking to live audiences for years, most recently on topics like why America is so politically and socially polarized and how each of us can help change that. With the current pandemic, though, I haven’t been able to speak to in-person audiences. So I’ve developed several webinars and virtual talks for a variety … Read more
Life lessons from a video game
I had so much fun making this video. Nintendo’s Animal Crossing: New Horizons was a massive hit during months of pandemic lockdown. So I thought it would be interesting to talk about what a video game can teach us all about finding purpose in life.
7 tips for LGBTQ kids with unsupportive parents
If your parents’ faith leads them not to support you when you come out but you still want to maintain that relationship, here are several things you can do. By the way, I also have a page of resources just for parents.
Through My Eyes is back!
These powerful stories of young gay Christians have been remastered and are freely available to stream.
A (new) video of my (old) story.
These days, I speak on a lot of subjects, to a lot of different kinds of audiences. But I got my start telling my story of coming out to myself as a gay Christian….
“You’re the first!” My talk at Baylor University.
When an openly gay speaker like me gets invited to speak at a relatively conservative, prominent Baptist university like Baylor, it’s a really big deal….
Changing Minds 101: Tip #2
In case you missed it, here’s the second episode of my ongoing series on how to change people’s attitudes toward the issues you care about.
A story about labels
You’ve probably heard this story before, but probably not like this. Here’s a children’s story, a history lesson, and something important about human nature all rolled into one video.