· 34 min· Season 1, episode 192
John Kasich on Suffering, Truth, and the Power of Local Faith Communities
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Faithful Actions and a Blueprint for Societal Healing
Former Ohio Governor John Kasich joins Curtis Chang on the Good Faith Podcast to share how character, faith, and even suffering shape real leadership in a divided America. Drawing from the Governor's new book Heaven Help Us, he and Curtis unpack why objective truth matters more than ever, how faith communities and neighborhoods can spark real change, and why grassroots action beats toxic politics every time. The conversation explores the power of authentic relationships and faith-driven hope to help fix what's broken in our neighborhoods and our country.
(00:01) - Finding Faith Amid Suffering and Service
(08:31) - Character, Faith, and Political Analysis
(19:20) - Community Engagement and Faith-Based Action
(32:51) - Inspiring Faith Communities and Hope
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Resources mentioned in this episode:
- Governor Kasich's book Heaven Help Us: How Faith Communities Inspire Hope, Strengthen Neighborhoods, and Build the Future
- Ernie Johnson's Thoughts On the 2016 Election (starting at 4:05)
- Different versions of the scripture about Job and his friends
- Read about Helmut Thielecke
- Audio Archives featuring Helmut Thielicke
- A theological unpacking of Romans 8:28
- Books by Tremper Longman
- Tim Keller's Gospel in Life website
- The history of the Vineyard Church in America
- Learn more about Convoy of Hope
More from Governor John Kasich:
- Governor Kasich's website
- Governor Kasich's book Every Other Monday: Twenty Years of Life, Lunch, Faith, and Friendship
- Governor Kasich's book Courage Is Contagious: Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things To Change The Face Of America
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