Navigating Anxiety and Politics in Relationships

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This chapter explores how relationships act as mirrors for self-awareness, discussing the intersection of individual and corporate anxiety within communities and institutions. It emphasizes the role of pastors in guiding their congregations through anxious states towards healing and unity, addressing the intertwining of Jesus with political views and advocating for empathetic engagement to establish common ground on political beliefs.

In this first episode in a series on faith and political engagement, we delve into the intersection of anxiety and politics, as Christians navigate the mounting tension of the 2024 election cycle. In an interview conducted by DT Slouffman, Redeeming Babel’s Director of Content, Curtis shares insightful perspectives on how faith can helpfully form our emotional, relational, and church life. If you’re wondering how to navigate the coming months with both hope and humility, this episode is for you!

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