Why does it seem America has an increase in political division even among Christians? In this powerful episode, we dive into Romans 12:9-18 to explore God’s timeless guidance on overcoming political division and fostering unity in a polarized world. Together, we unpack practical steps to show genuine love, seek peace, and pursue harmony amidst differences. What can believers do to bridge the divides in today’s political climate? How can we apply biblical principles to become agents of unity and hope?

Do we need Christian mentors? In this episode of the Builders Project Podcast, hosts David Narvaez and Matthew Morrais explore the often overlooked dynamics between older and younger generations. Why do we need Christian Mentors? They emphasize the importance of mentorship, sharing personal stories of growth and transformation through intergenerational relationships. The discussion highlights the disconnect between generations and proposes bridging this gap to foster growth, healing, and identity. The episode encourages both younger individuals to seek wisdom from their predecessors and older generations to actively offer guidance, aligning life experiences with Biblical wisdom to address modern challenges. They wrap up by offering practical advice on how these relationships can come to life and transform personal journeys.

Have you ever wondered what it meant to lead like Jesus did? If we are supposed to follow Jesus then we should lead like Jesus too. In this episode, the discussion revolves around the misconceptions of leadership and authority, drawing parallels from the reality TV show 'The Mole'. The narrative includes an analysis of how participants claim leadership roles only to retreat when faced with real challenges. The episode delves into the allure of titles and the pitfall of associating identity with authority. Through reflections on humility, the teachings and leadersship of Jesus, and examples from scripture, the conversation highlights that true leadership is a disposition rather than a title. It also addresses how individuals can lead effectively even from subordinate positions, emphasizing the importance of humility, connection, and support in leadership roles.