Whether its politics, religion, or culture, or the more everyday issues of normal life, it feels like people's opinions are becoming more polarized than ever. Often we enter disagreements feeling that we have to win or we avoid them altogether. Ed Stetzer talks with Gavin Ortlund about his book, The Art of Disagreeing: How to Keep Calm and Stay Friends in Hard Conversations and Jesus’ example of courage and kindness, that can give us a framework for engaging in intense disagreements with a love that furthers instead of hinders relationships on Ed Stetzer Live.

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It's Valentine's Day weekend and we're talking love, relationships and marriage. Ed Stetzer talks with Biola's Chris Grace and Alisa Grace about what you can do to grow your relationship and the work they do at the Biola Center for Marriage and Relationships that can help you build healthy marriages and relationships that reflect Christ's love for the church on Ed Stetzer Live.

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Stories about heroes of the faith, whether they're people in the Bible, or other more modern-day believers, can be such an encouragement in our walk with God. In honor of Black History Month, Trillia Newbell sits down with Living by Faith producer, Karen Hendren, to talk about her book, Celebrating Around the Table and the accomplishments and adversities of twelve noteworthy African American believers. Learning their stories can be an inspiration as we create our own story on Living by Faith.

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One thing is certain in this life: We will all experience hardship and pain. But with God as our caring Father, we can also be certain that our pain presents opportunities to shape us for a glory beyond imagination. Ed Stetzer talks with Clay Jones about his book, How Does God Use Suffering for Our Good? and how when we learn why God allows suffering, our pain is given meaning, and that can help us live with purpose and hope even as we suffer today on Ed Stetzer Live.

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In ancient times, people of faith knew scripture by heart. But today, for many of us, it can seem almost impossible to memorize bible verses. Ed Stetzer talks with Kenneth Berding about his book, The Bible by Heart: The Bible's Own Method for Scripture Memory and habits you can develop to internalize entire passages of scripture, the same way people did in Bible times. In learning how to give God's word a permanent place in your life, you'll be able to draw upon its wisdom whenever you need it on Ed Stetzer Live.

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A recent Gallup Poll found that about half of Americans say religion is not an important part of their daily life. But other surveys show a surge in Christianity, particularly among younger generations like Millennials and Gen Z. Ed Stetzer talks with Christianity Today President and CEO Dr. Nicole Martin about her book, Nailing It: Why Successful Leadership Demands Suffering and Surrender and what we can glean to encourage us as we share our faith in our communities on Ed Stetzer Live.

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Have you ever considered building your family the way God builds his? Adoption is not only a response to the needs of children who don’t have a family, but also a profound picture of God’s love for all the children he has adopted into his family. Ed Stetzer talks with Andrew Hopper about his book, Chosen: Building Your Family the Way God Builds His and the adoption of believers as children of God and links that to the privilege of adopting and fostering children into their own families on Ed Stetzer Live.

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For so many people leading the church today, the first seeds of their faith were planted in the Jesus People Movement. Ed Stetzer talks with Andrew MacDonald and Larry Eskridge about how the Jesus People Movement impacted their ministry. He'll also talk about how we can know what God's call is for us on our own lives on Ed Stetzer Live.

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