THINQ Media Podcast

What does it truly mean to embrace biblical masculinity today? In this interactive workshop, Jefferson Bethke, author and co-founder of  Forming Men , challenges modern cultural stereotypes and unpacks the core principles of strength, integrity, and humility. You will walk away with a clear, actionable vision for how men can faithfully lead, serve, and thrive within their faith, families, and comm...

Marriage is undeniably hard—tested by financial stress, parenting differences, and a culture that constantly prioritizes the self. While walking away can feel like the easiest option, there is always a way forward. In this workshop, Gabe and Rebekah Lyons unpack core principles from their book,  The Fight for Us , offering the practical tools and encouragement you need to overcome difficult circum...

If you are overflowing with questions and longing for a deeper spiritual connection, this episode is for you. Hosts Grant Skeldon and Will Chung sit down with Dr. Joel Muddamalle and Pastor Jonathan Pokluda to tackle everything from controversial scriptures to practical, everyday faith. Designed specifically to address the hard questions the next generation wrestles with, this conversation offers...

It's easy to get swept up in the mysteries of UFOs, Bigfoot, and alien encounters, leaving us with endless questions about what is lurking in the fringes of our world. But how do we look into the strange and unusual without losing our spiritual footing? In this interactive Q&A, Luke Rodgers, co-host of the Blurry Creatures podcast, guides us through these bizarre phenomena using a distinctively bi...

In this special episode of The Public Square podcast with David Zanotti, Gabe joins the conversation to explore the importance of thoughtful cultural engagement in a noisy, divided world. Together, they discuss the role Christians play in shaping culture through wisdom, courage, truth, and meaningful conversation rather than outrage or fear. Gabe covers the origin story and mission of THINQ to the...

Suzanne Phillips, founder of Beacon Parent and host of THINQ's The InFormed Parent podcast, challenges parents to resist what she calls "pop culture parenting," the constant pressure to follow shifting trends instead of grounding our families in biblical truth - understanding the root will help us understand the fruit. She offers us great practical tips and encouragement for raising children with...

While many narratives about Gen Z are discouraging, Stories of Gen Z Revival highlights how young people are encountering God in powerful ways across campuses today. Using the THINQ Framework to bridge theology and history, this talk reminds us that revival often begins with unlikely generations. These stories challenge assumptions and spark hope, proving that renewal is still a present reality fo...

What does it look like to live fully alive—not burned out, but burning with purpose? Live With Your Soul on Fire is a compelling invitation to rediscover a passion rooted in God's calling rather than cultural pressure. By blending theology and inquiry through the THINQ Framework, this talk challenges us to examine what truly fuels our lives and whether those sources are sustainable. It serves as a...

In a fast-paced world, Health Is Your Defense reframes physical, mental, and spiritual well-being as foundational to resilience and leadership rather than an optional afterthought. By connecting daily habits to our ability to show up faithfully, this talk uses the THINQ Framework to show how stewarding our health creates the necessary margin for clarity and endurance. Ultimately, how we live shape...

As artificial intelligence reshapes how we live and think, we face a growing tension between technological advancement and human responsibility. How Can Humans Govern A.I. moves beyond the convenience of algorithms to ask deeper questions about what technology should do, rather than just what it can do. By applying the THINQ Framework, this talk challenges us to prioritize authority, ethics, and h...

In a culture that elevates self-expression as the ultimate authority, Confronting the Secular Creed examines the dominant beliefs shaping modern identity and challenges the narrative of "living your truth." By applying the THINQ Framework, this talk explores the historical and theological roots of today's cultural assumptions, helping you understand how they influence your thinking. Whether you ar...

In a culture of noise and rapid reactions, this panel discussion serves as a vital call to slow down. Create Critical Thinking in Your Community explores how to cultivate environments where questions are welcomed and context is honored, moving beyond the pressure of immediate responses toward a collective pursuit of wisdom.   This conversation isn't just about having the right answers; it's about...

In a world of spin and partial narratives, this Tell the Truth talk challenges us to rediscover honesty as a vital spiritual and cultural discipline. This conversation explores how truth-telling goes beyond mere facts to shape our character, inform our actions, and build trustworthy communities. Whether you are navigating online spaces or personal struggles, this talk equips you to live with the c...

The internet connects us, but it also exposes us to predators who use deception and shame to exploit trust. In The Case of Sextortion, we examine how these schemes manipulate individuals into sharing intimate content, often leading to threats of exposure and financial demands. This talk moves past fear to offer a clear understanding of how these traps work, equipping communities to protect one ano...

Ezekiel Samaila shares first-hand accounts of raids across Africa, offering a perspective rooted in resilience, compassion, and hope. This conversation explores how to stand with the marginalized and find courage in the face of resistance through the testimonies of those following God at any cost. It is a powerful invitation to understand the global reality of persecution with clarity and a deepen...

The Bible is a living message for every culture, yet over 500 languages still wait for their first translated verse. All Scripture, All People explores the universal reach of God's Word and challenges the Church, from Nashville to Nairobi, to engage in the global spread of the gospel. This conversation will help you read and apply the Word more faithfully, recognizing its power to bring hope and f...

In this interview, Catherine Austin Fitts looks beneath the surface of screens and algorithms to reveal how systems like Digital ID and programmable money influence our attention, behavior, and culture. Rather than rejecting technology, she encourages us to approach it with discernment and intention, offering a way to steward our digital lives more thoughtfully. If you have ever felt your attentio...

In a culture that often avoids or oversimplifies conversations about identity, "The Bisexual Deception" explores the narratives and spiritual pressures shaping our understanding of sexuality. Rather than reducing people to labels, this talk invites listeners to move past cultural confusion toward a place of clarity, nuance, and compassion. By examining how society influences our view of desire and...

Modern dating often feels like an exhausting cycle of endless options and emotional fatigue. In "The Dating Dilemma," Dr. Henry Cloud brings clarity to this landscape by anchoring relationship strategies in both cultural wisdom and biblical integrity. By shifting the focus from simply finding the "right person" to becoming the right person, this conversation equips you to navigate singleness and d...

While empathy is essential for leadership and discipleship, it often shifts from a gift to a burden when it becomes a mere slogan rather than intentional care. In "Avoiding Toxic Empathy," Allie Beth Stuckey explores how this emotional tool can be misunderstood or misused, potentially blinding us to reality and morality. By examining how empathy can inadvertently lead to callousness, this conversa...

In a world quick to label pain and struggle, James Ward challenges us to break free from life's repetitive patterns by reframing how we see ourselves. This conversation pushes past cultural narratives of victimhood toward a life of dignity, examining how faith fundamentally reshapes our understanding of community, hope, and personal responsibility. Join us as we rethink our purpose in every season...

In our digital age, building real relationships takes more than just luck. This session explores how to turn your texting habits into a meaningful way to care for people in their everyday lives. It's about moving beyond simple notifications to foster a true sense of belonging. Following the THINQ Framework, we look at how to use modern tech with a sense of discernment. We'll discuss how to cut thr...

Modern culture tells young adults to delay marriage for career and "freedom," but Brad's talk, Get Married Young, uses data to challenge that script. He breaks down the Midas Mindset—the belief that happiness comes from chasing success—by showing that married fathers are statistically the most fulfilled. This isn't a plea for nostalgia; it's a reality check on what actually brings lasting joy. Bra...

Justice feels urgent, loud, and often divisive, but pursuing it requires more than just winning arguments. In this episode, we step beyond slogans to explore justice as a practice grounded in truth, righteousness, and the flourishing of others. This isn't about picking political sides; it's about thinking deeply about how our convictions intersect with the life of our communities. We explore what...

In an era where beliefs are often reduced to slogans and tribalism, it's easy to forget that true identity runs deeper than ideology. This conversation explores what it means to root our sense of self in something enduring: our story, our calling, and the truths that shape us. By anchoring ourselves in these foundations, we can find clarity without chaos and conviction without division. Instead of...