Chuck Mingo, church leader and spiritual growth advocate, joins Curtis to discuss how political controversy can serve the local church. They explore the importance of addressing controversial topics, engaging in politics, nourishing oneself on the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and building a community of practice for pastors. They also provide advice on avoiding common mistakes and navigating political controversy in the local church while caring for the soul and seeking spiritual mentorship.

Chuck Mingo, a pastor and author committed to racial reconciliation, joins the conversation to redefine joy during the Advent season. He contrasts the concept of deep, enduring joy with fleeting happiness, emphasizing how shared experiences cultivate joy even in difficult times. Chuck shares practical strategies for nurturing joy, including gratitude journaling and affirmations with loved ones. They also explore how connecting with others, including children, can enhance joyful experiences, making joy a collective and transformative force.

Chuck Mingo and Troy Jackson discuss racial healing and their book 'Living Undivided'. They emphasize the need for reconciliation and intentional action. The conversation covers Juneteenth, racial justice, heavenly diversity, and addressing racism through relationships.