If only we could get people who have sharp disagreements over beliefs, values, politics and policies to be civil if not congenial. Instead our social atmosphere is full of toxic ad hominems. Do you know what those are? Can you identify them? Can you avoid them? More importantly can you handle them when you’re subject? I can help.  During the podcast Doug mentioned two items to check out. Here are the links:<ul><li>The Crosswalk  guide for Episode 4 to help you practice diligence and courage. <a href='https://fresh-impact.com/crosswalk-episode4'>https://fresh-impact.com/crosswalk-episode4</a></li><li>More info about the At the Intersection with Doug Newton podcast, including  upcoming topics and links to past podcasts.  <a href='https://fresh-impact.com/podcast-info'>https://fresh-impact.com/podcast-info</a></li></ul>

Jurisprudence and Truth

How can you engage our culture with influential wisdom, character and grace? In each episode Doug Newton offers one observation about our contemporary culture, one biblical insight that speaks to that issue and one creative take-away to help listeners pursue and practice character traits that help them make a positive impact in their corner of the world. He's a 45-year pastor, national award-winning magazine editor and author of 24 books. In this podcast he puts all that experience and communication skill together with one goal: helping good people become better.