In this episode of Everyday Ethics, Dr. David Morgan and Dr. Bill Tillman explore a third major triad in Christian ethics: money, sex, and power. These three forces shape nearly every part of human life, and often, they overlap more than we realize.

David and Bill discuss how each can be used responsibly or distorted for harm, drawing on examples from Scripture, contemporary life, and the wisdom of thinkers like T.B. Maston, John Kenneth Galbraith, and Wayne Oates. The conversation invites us to look beyond “either/or” thinking and consider how Christian ethics helps us navigate these realities with integrity, balance, and hope.

In this episode of Everyday Ethics, David and Bill conclude their discussion of the overarching values of Christian ethics with a look at courage. Together they explore what courage looks like in Scripture and in daily life, not only in moments of heroism, but in the quiet, steady acts of faith and integrity that sustain communities. This conversation invites reflection on how courage, accountability, and forgiveness work together in shaping ethical lives.

In this episode of Everyday Ethics, Dr. David Morgan and Dr. Bill Tillman continue their discussion of the overarching values of Christian ethics - this time turning to forgiveness.
Forgiveness is hard work. How do we move from knowing we should forgive to actually doing it? Through Scripture, theology, and lived experience, the conversation explores the tension between anger and grace, the process of forgiveness as both confession and redemption, and what it means to wish others well even when hurt remains.