In this TALKS episode, Tim engages in a profound conversation with political scientist Hahrie Han about her book 'Undivided,' which explores the quest for racial solidarity within the American church. The discussion delves into the complexities of faith, politics, and community engagement, highlighting the role of megachurches in social change and the challenges posed by Christian nationalism. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the importance of hope and the potential for churches to mobilize for the common good. Tim discusses the surprising political activity levels among various religious groups, highlighting atheists as the most politically active. He explores the differences between demand-side and supply-side problems in faith communities, emphasizing the need for better opportunities for discipleship.
Chapters
01:02 Exploring Racial Solidarity in the Church
04:13 Hari Han's Background and Journey
09:54 The Role of Megachurches in Social Change
17:48 Mobilization for the Common Good
27:55 Navigating Christian Nationalism and Hope
33:37 Demand vs. Supply Side Problems in Faith Communities
40:36 The Role of Faith Institutions in Social Change
47:14 Navigating Political Choices in a Flawed System
55:20 The Importance of Micro Conversations for Change
Hahrie's Book | Undivided: The Quest for Racial Solidarity in an American Church
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