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Difficult Conversations

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About this Podcast:

Welcome to Difficult Conversations, a podcast series from the National Association of Evangelicals, hosted by NAE President Walter Kim. In a world that often feels divided — at the dinner table, in church, or on social media — this podcast explores how we ended up so polarized and what the role of Christians is in bringing peace. Through compelling stories and expert insights, Difficult Conversations will equip you with the tools to step into hard but transformative conversations and become the peacemakers Jesus calls blessed. Subscribe today and start your journey toward reconciliation and unity.

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What is Difficult Conversations about?

Welcome to Difficult Conversations, a podcast series from the National Association of Evangelicals, hosted by NAE President Walter Kim. In a world that often feels divided, at the dinner table, in church, or on social media, this podcast explores how we ended up so polarized and what the role of Christians is in bringing peace.

What has Difficult Conversations covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Ep. 7 | Apologetics for a Divided World" (21 November 2024, 59 minutes), "Ep. 6 | Spiritual Battles or Culture Wars?" (19 November 2024, 46 minutes), and "Special Message from NAE President Walter Kim" (8 November 2024, 5 minutes).

How often does Difficult Conversations publish?

Difficult Conversations publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 12 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Difficult Conversations?

Booking probability for Difficult Conversations is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Difficult Conversations requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Difficult Conversations's contact route on record: verified email.

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The strongest fits for Difficult Conversations are Religion & Faith. Difficult Conversations has a religion audience.

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Difficult Conversations is a religion podcast with 12 episodes published.

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  • Nov 21, 202459 min

    When it’s about winning people for Jesus. The Greek word for “apologetics” means “to give a defense” and comes from 1 Peter 3:15–16, which starts “But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an...

  • Nov 19, 202446 min

    Over the past century, American Christians — along with others — have largely embraced the culture war model, bringing a particular edge to the way we engage with the world. The list of topics in which we argue over —...

  • Nov 8, 20245 min

    It’s no accident that we produced the Difficult Conversations series during an election season, with its heightened tensions and palpable polarization. In this special message, NAE President Walter Kim takes a few...

  • Nov 4, 202447 min

    Neither political idolatry nor political disengagement make for peace. What does? If we’re all reading the same Bible, why do Christians disagree when it comes to politics? If we worship the same God, how can we come to...

  • Oct 30, 202444 min

    In this bonus episode, Daniel Yang shares his family’s refugee journey from Laos to Thailand and finally to East Moline, Illinois, where a church welcomed and helped them navigate life in the United States. Daniel’s...

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  • Oct 24, 202459 min

    Turning the script on the most segregated hour.When Martin Luther King Jr. famously called the 11 o’clock hour on Sunday the most segregated hour in America, it illuminated the great division in our country. Decades...

  • Oct 17, 202456 min

    In 2020, Pastor Caleb Campbell watched Christian nationalism take over large swaths of his congregation in Phoenix, Arizona. He thought about giving up on the church, but over the years, he came to see himself as a...

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    Ep. 2 | The Pandemic Divide

    Oct 3, 202459 min

    From mask mandates and school closures to social distancing and vaccines, COVID brought about one of the most contentious divides we have experienced in recent American history. Countless relationships between families...

  • Sep 27, 202450 min

    The primary allegiances of Americans used to be to country and religion. Now Americans’ primary allegiance is to their political party. How did that happen? And what has it done to the state of conversations in our...

  • Sep 19, 202411 min

    A deeper look at a new podcast series on polarization and our call to be peacemakers. As a nation we are playing cultural and political Whac-a-Mole. On college campuses, at workplaces, in houses of worship, and even at...

  • Sep 17, 20243 min

    Welcome to Difficult Conversations From the National Association of Evangelicals comes a new podcast series, Difficult Conversations. It’s an exploration of how we ended up so polarized, and how Christians can become...

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