What can we learn from the legacy of Charlie Kirk? How should Christians think about his public assassination, the gospel opportunities that have followed, and the challenges and opportunities facing the next generation? In this episode, Jonathan Morrow reflects on Charlie Kirk’s impact, the power of forgiveness, the three biblical spheres of family, church, and government, key biblical principles to anchor to in moments like these, and how Gen Z can step forward with clarity, courage, and conviction in this historic moment.

Jonathan Morrow talks with Colson Center president John Stonestreet about the new documentary Truth Rising, a call to cultural courage that traces our “civilizational moment” and equips listeners with four anchors: hope, truth, identity, and calling—while highlighting its free digital premiere on September 5 with study resources and church/watch-party kits at TruthRising.com. They also invite listeners to explore Impact 360’s programs and support the next generation at Impact360.org.

Jonathan Morrow and Dakota Powell dive into how we can shape resilient Gen Z disciples in today’s anxious, digitally distracted, and spiritually hungry culture. This episode previews the Leading Gen Z Conference and offers practical insights for helping the next generation own their faith and thrive with purpose.

This episode explores the perceived conflict between faith and science, revealing how Christianity and scientific inquiry are not at odds but deeply compatible. Dr. Paul Gould joins Jonathan Morrow to unpack how naturalism falls short, why rationality points to God, and how believers can confidently engage both science and culture with a thoughtful, biblical worldview.

Former NFL player and pastor Miles McPherson shares his powerful story of transformation and challenges Christians to lead with love, share the gospel, and pursue unity through honor and similarity. This episode is a call to courage, clarity, and conviction in a divided world.

In this episode, Jonathan Morrow sits down with Megan Almon to explore how we can talk about life, abortion, and faith in a culture that is both deeply divided and genuinely curious.

Should Christians Deconstruct Their Faith? Do you have a loved one who is deconstructing their faith, and are you struggling to know how to respond? Are you trying to understand the radical spiritual makeover your friend or family member is going through? Maybe your relationship with a loved one has been strained or even cut off because of your “toxic” Christian beliefs and you don’t know what to do. Maybe you’re experiencing doubt yourself and facing hard questions about truth, God, the Bible, theology and the gospel. In this timely interview Jonathan Morrow talks with popular author and speaker Alisa Childers about these and other important questions.

How do you develop a more meaningful connection with God? What can we learn from the prayer habits from Christians around the world? Are there patterns that we can learn from to grow in prayer? How can prayer influence our leadership? In this podcast, Jonathan Morrow has a conversation with Ryan Skoog about these and other questions surrounding his new book Lead with Prayer.

What does it look like to be biblical and counter-cultural when it comes to walking in unity today? Conversations around race, tolerance, social justice, racial reconciliation, and critical theory can be challenging and confusing, but what does a biblical approach look like? In this podcast, Jonathan Morrow had a conversation with Monique Duson and Krista Bontrager, about their new book Walking in Unity: Biblical Answers to Questions on Race and Racism.

What does it look like to have courage to stand through suffering? What biblical principles can we apply to our lives? How do we order our lives to cultivate a life of courage that will stand in the day of suffering? In this powerful story from former fire chief Kelvin Cochran who was fired for his biblical convictions, you will be inspired and encouraged to stand strong no matter what is going on in your life. In this practical interview, Jonathan Morrow and Kelvin Cochran discuss 5 lessons that help you in times of suffering.

In this fascinating podcast, we delve deep into the centuries-old mystery surrounding the Shroud of Turin and explore the compelling evidence supporting its authenticity. The Shroud, believed by many to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, has intrigued researchers, historians, and believers for generations. Join us as we interview Dr. Jeremiah Johnston, a renowned New Testament scholar, to examine the scientific investigations, forensic analyses, and historical context that shed light on the remarkable features of the Shroud. We also tackle the important question: Is the Shroud of Turin a genuine historical artifact or an elaborate hoax?

Why didn't Jesus write anything down himself? How many languages did Jesus speak? Jesus was a master storyteller, but what can we learn from how Jesus taught and connected with different audiences? In this fascinating interview, Jonathan Morrow interviews Cambridge scholar Dr. Peter Williams on the profound creativity and wisdom of Jesus including how the story of the prodigal son illuminates Jesus’s genius.

You are meant for more. God has called you to live a radical life for Him―one that makes a lasting impact on this world. Like Jesus did. But how is this possible? In this Interview Jonathan Morrow talks with Greg Stier about how to practically do this. There’s never been anyone in history as radical as Jesus. From the way that He prayed, to how He interacted with sinners, to His sacrificial death on the cross, Jesus was a revolutionary. It’s just who He was. As His followers we are called to be like him.

What does Christian faithfulness look like in the public square? Should Christians be involved in politics, and how should that affect our voting decisions? How should a biblical worldview influence how we vote? With election season upon us, we've all seen the ads and messages. It's crucial for disciples of Jesus to think Christianly about this. In this episode we will explore some biblical principles to keep in mind as you engage and navigate a divided public square as a follower of Christ.

How does following Jesus make a difference in our work and what are the implications for Gen Z? In this episode of the Impact 360 Institute podcast, Jonathan Morrow sits down with Helen Mitchell, the director at Talbot's Center for Faith, Work, and Economics at Biola University to delve into the vital topic of Faith and Work.

Here is brand new research on leading Gen Z. What does the latest research say about how to disciple Gen Z and lead them well? What do we need to focus on? This will help! Register for the One-Day Gen Z Conference. This includes joining the live audience for the Gen Z simulcast and a full day of equipping and inspiration from Impact 360 Institute in the afternoon.

How do you better understand the New Testament? We all want to read the Bible better and hear from God through his Word confidently. In this podcast, Jonathan Morrow talks with Daniel Hayes about helpful ways to engage the New Testament.

How do you better understand the Old Testament? We all want to read the Bible better and hear from God through his Word confidently. In this podcast, Jonathan Morrow talks with Daniel Hayes about helpful ways to engage the Old Testament.

How to better understand and read the Bible. We all want to read the Bible better and hear from God through his Word confidently. In this podcast, Jonathan Morrow talks with Daniel Hayes, we will be talking about how to do that!

What do you do when God is silent? How do we know Jesus was really raised from the dead? How do we help people take the Bible seriously? How do we embody and talk about our faith in a way that engages others well? How do we love God with all of our minds? In this podcast, Jonathan Morrow interviews Dr. Jeremiah Johnston about these and other common questions to help followers of Jesus have more confidence in their relationship with God.