Faith and core virtues shape tomorrow’s culture. Research shows regular engagement in spiritual communities links to 20–30% lower depression rates and 3–6× lower suicide risk while strengthening meaning and relationships. Building spiritual foundations now isn’t nostalgia—it’s investing in a flourishing future. Let’s lead with truth, courage, and virtue so the next generation thrives.

Carey Nieuwhof on Healthy Leadership in Unhealthy Cultures: Strong leadership directly boosts workplace culture and retention — teams in positive cultures are nearly 4x more likely to stay. Don’t let toxic norms define your leadership. Lead healthy, with courage and integrity.

Is cultural decline inevitable?

History says no. Toynbee studied 21 civilizations and found renewal begins with a “creative minority.” From Wilberforce to the Sunday School movement (which educated 75% of Britain’s working-class children), small groups changed history.

What if that’s still true?

Why are churches afraid to address culture?

Church can’t stay silent on the hardest cultural questions. This THINQ talk challenges pastors and leaders to speak truth with courage and compassion in a digital age.