Bri Stensrud

Join Mike Erre, a thought leader on abundance versus scarcity, and Bri Stensrud, Director of Women of Welcome, as they dive into vital discussions. Erre critiques the zero-sum mentality often found in evangelicalism and its implications for community love. Stensrud shares her inspiring journey from pro-life activism to a more inclusive pro-immigrant stance, addressing misconceptions Christians hold about immigrants. Together, they shine a light on the intersection of faith and advocacy, urging listeners to embrace compassion and understand the complexities of modern immigration.

Tom Nichols, national-security scholar and Atlantic writer, discusses military strategy and the costs of the Iran conflict. Bri Stensrud, director of Women of Welcome, talks about how Christian women mobilize for compassionate immigration response and local ministry. Bonnie Kristian, deputy editor at Christianity Today, explores the global Anglican realignment and how Christians decide whether to stay in or leave a denomination.

Discussing Biden's asylum order, intentional community living, and clergy sexual misconduct, guests Bri Stensrud, John Shelton, and Boz Tchividjian explore the impact of immigration policies, the importance of communal living, and the need for legislation against clergy misconduct. The episode delves into the challenges faced by asylum seekers, the benefits of intentional communities, and the advocacy for survivors of clergy abuse.