In this episode, John Litzler leads us in asking how to have uplifting family conversations during the holidays. Growing up, there were two things you didn't talk about at the dinner table- politics and religion. Things have changed, and recently politics have become a sore subject during family get-togethers. Is there a way for us to model political discussions that don't lead to anger and division with our loved ones? Let's find out.TIMESTAMPS:3:00 - In the past, did your family discuss politics and/or religion at the dinner table? What about now?9:57 - Do you think hyper-partisanship has in America has gotten worse during our lifetime?19:07 - We often judge ourselves by our intent, and others by their actions. How do you see that playing out in politics? How do we start to change that mentality with our own family and friends?25:10 - Many American Christians are finding their identity in politics. How should we find our identity primarily in Christ? 31:58 - During an election season, it is so easy to bear false witness against political opponents. How do we deal with our own tendency towards bias, and how can that improve our family conversations?43:45 - Other practical tips on uplifting family conversations during the holidays?50:10 - What is good?57:05 - Outtakes
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