Podcast appearances and mentions of christopher cunningham

Is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints disrespected by journalists? Do journalists treat X better than they treat the Church of Jesus Christ? Today we are joined by Christopher Cunningham, one of our favorite scholars and one of our closest friends. Christopher shares his insights on the bias held by many journalists against the Church of Jesus Christ. Christopher is the Managing Director of Public Square Magazine and a frequent guest on Saints Unscripted. Let us know what you think of this discussion in the comments below! Read more here: https://publicsquaremag.org/media-education/social-media/journalists-mormon-church-proper-name/ FOLLOW PUBLIC SQUARE MAG: Website: https://publicsquaremag.org/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/publicsquaremag_/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PublicSquareMag X: https://x.com/PublicSquareMag?mx=2

In this episode, Lauren interviews Jennifer Roach, a therapist and survivor of sexual abuse from clergy members. Jennifer answers questions about common claims made against the Church of Jesus Christ (the LDS Church) and their response to child abuse among clergy members. Jennifer shares the ways in which we can prevent child abuse and foster a safe environment for children. She shares how the LDS Church prevents child abuse today and what can be done moving forward. READ THE ARTICLES: I Know How to Lower Church Abuse Rates by 75%, by Jennifer Roach: https://publicsquaremag.org/sexuality-family/sexual-abuse/how-reduce-abuse-churches/ Understanding Latter-day Saint Abuse Case in Idaho, by Christopher Cunningham: https://publicsquaremag.org/politics-law/legal/a-misguided-crusade-how-mandatory-reporting-fails-our-children/

I sit down with Carl Cranney and Christopher Cunningham to talk about white christian nationalism, which is making the rounds in the news. We discuss what the Latter-day Saint response should be to the phenomenon, and how we're really doing on things. We also talk about two recent articles, one by Christopher in Public Square Magazine, and another by Dr. Taylor Petrey in The Salt Lake Tribune.

Christopher Cunningham is the managing editor for Public Square Magazine, a faith and research based online editorial discussing various issues of the day. He joins us to discuss his most recent article, “When Therapy Subverts Change.”In this episode, Christopher and our host, Brent Andrewsen, discuss a potential communication disconnect between therapists and clients (5:57),  how therapy can be compatible with faith (16:45), and how repentance is a crucial element for true change and lasting happiness (28:31).  To read Christophers article, please go to https://publicsquaremag.org/faith/gospel-fare/when-therapy-subverts-change/To learn more, visit TheFamilyProclamation.org

This week Kurt Francom is joined by mental health therapist Jennifer Roach and the Managing Director of Public Square Magazine, Christopher Cunningham. They discuss the accusation of Elder Bednar plagiarizing parts of his recent general conference talk, why an Evangelical pastor would attend general conference, and whether there should be emeritus status for members of the Quorum of the Twelve. Become a Patreon and get exclusive content Links: Study ranks Utah #1 for mental illness in the US Is LDS Church culture under attack? LDS elder — a former college president — may have plagiarized General Conference talk ‘Mormon Land': Are top LDS leaders simply getting too old? Is it time for emeritus presidents, apostles? Pastor's raw REACTION at Latter-day Saint Conference A latter-day saint's thoughts in response to Pastor's raw REACTION at Latter-day Saint Conference Subscribe to Hello Saints Kurt's interview with Jeff McCullough about attending general conference THE MOST AMERICAN RELIGION  

Today we welcome back one of our favorite guests, Christopher Cunningham! If you've been on our channel before, it's likely that you've seen Christopher guest on Saints Unscripted to share different ways of thinking about basic gospel principles, cultural issues, and personal experiences. In this episode, Christopher talks about the love of God. How do I know that God loves me? Why do I feel the love of God? Why don't I feel the love of God? What is the love of God? Christopher shares a personal experience of being pulled over by a police officer on a remote freeway and how he learned about the love of God from his experience. Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/saintsunscripted

We are so excited that Christopher Cunningham is joining us for the FOURTH time on Saints Unscripted!! Every time Christopher has come, we have learned something new and this time is no different. Today, Christopher talks about expressive individualism. Expressive individualism talks a lot about the self-- being ourselves, finding ourselves, being true to ourselves. Does expressive individualism fit in the context of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Does this world view deny the teachings of the church or can the two coincide? Christopher shares his beliefs on the topic and we're certain you will learn something new! Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/saintsunscripted

Today we are joined by Christopher Cunningham. Christopher has a lot of experience writing about religious issues and is one of the co-founders of Public Square Magazine. In this interview, we discuss the topic of "belief," discuss a blog article he wrote a couple of years ago called "The God Who Changes His Mind," and briefly discuss prophetic fallibility. https://www.patheos.com/blogs/christopherdcunningham/2019/04/the-god-who-changes-his-mind/ https://publicsquaremag.org/

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Monday, August 30, 20214:20 pm: Rick Moran, Chicago Editor for PJ Media, joins Rod to discuss why he says now is a moment of truth for public schools as more and more parents have lost faith in them and are pulling their kids out4:38 pm: Riverton City Mayor Trent Staggs joins Rod for a conversation about his recent Deseret News op-ed piece in which he says for capitalism to survive it must become more inclusive5:05 pm: Retired Utah National Guard Colonel Derek Tolman, who led a military intelligence unit in Afghanistan, joins Rod for a conversation about the completion of military activities in that country and what it means moving forward6:05 pm: Meaghan Mobbs, military veteran and Visiting Fellow for the Independent Women's Forum joins Rod to discuss why she says there must be a strict screening process for Afghan refugees that come to the United States6:20 pm: Josh Hammer, Opinion Editor for Newsweek, joins Rod for a conversation about how America is failing at nation building and shouldn't attempt it again6:35 pm: Christopher Cunningham, Managing Editor of Public Square Magazine, joins Rod to discuss his piece for the Deseret News in which he says scientists and journalists must work together to disseminate accurate information about Covid-19

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Friday, August 6, 20214:20 pm: Christopher Bates, a Legal Fellow at the Orrin G. Hatch Foundation, joins Rod to discuss his piece for the Washington Examiner in which he says criminal justice reform should take a more family-centered approach4:38 pm: Bethany Mandel of Ricochet joins Rod to discuss her piece for the Deseret News in which she says the narcissism of both Donald Trump and Joe Biden could help promote the Covid vaccine6:05 pm: Christopher Cunningham, Managing Editor of Public Square Magazine, joins Rod to discuss his piece for the Deseret News in which he says the science has changed and its time revisit Roe v. Wade6:20 pm: Taryn Hiatt, area Director for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, joins the show to discuss the LIVE ON suicide prevention campaign6:35 pm: We'll listen back to Rod's conversations this week with Joe Grenny of the Other Side Academy about the likelihood of a tiny homes village for the low income in Salt Lake City, and (at 6:50 pm) with Sarah Coyne, Professor at the School of Family Life at BYU regarding a recent study on the effects of the “Disney Princess Culture” on our children

In this episode, we reunite with Christopher Cunningham, one of our good friends and of our favorite thinkers! Christopher has written many articles that appear all over the internet, which have gained millions of views. He writes about a variety of things but mostly topics related to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (otherwise known as the Mormon Church). Today Christopher talks about some of the things he’s written and why it’s important to speak up when controversy arises. He emphasizes that it is still possible to love someone and disagree with them at the same time. Christopher has started a website called PublicSquare.com to address controversy and provide truth to convoluted narratives about the Church of Jesus Christ (otherwise known as the Mormon Church). Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/saintsunscripted :)

VAREP is another fantastic association servicing active duty military and veterans achieve the American Dream of homeownership. I chat with Christopher Cunningham, loan officer with Guild Mortgage and current Vice President of VAREP Northern Nevada, about the Veterans' Association of Real Estate Professionals and its features and benefits for real estate professionals and consumers. Communication tips when speaking to a veteran: Try saying "thank you for your sacrifice" instead of "thank you for your service." Ask in what branch they served and then listen! If they are conversational, feel free to ask more questions. If they give you a one word answer and seem closed off, drop the subject. For more information about VAREP national, visit: www.varep.net For questions about VAREP in Northern Nevada, or their upcoming events: Christopher Cunningham: 949-735-3773, christopherc@guildmortgage.net. Contact Info: Shauna Ganes shauna@dmorris.com www.shaunaganes.com www.facebook.com/doitandbegladyoudid

If you haven't been in a faith crisis, it's very likely that one day, you will. A faith crisis is where you come across facts or opinions that challenge your faith, bringing you to question your beliefs and doubt everything you once knew to be true. Guess what? Going through a faith crisis is NORMAL. But it can be scary, frustrating, and confusing. How do you navigate the questions while also trying to hold fast to your testimony? Is it possible to have doubts yet still want to believe? YES. In this episode, we brought Christopher Cunningham to help us determine how to approach doubts. Christopher is a Senior Religion Writer and his publications can be found all over the internet (links to specific places below). We ask, "What can we do when we come across negative (often called 'anti-Mormon') content about the Church?" Christopher has become very familiar with the concerns against the Church and through his study, he's been able to see the Church in the most positive possible light. He's also been able to help others understand the difficult aspects of the Church without having to leave the Church and even increasing their testimonies. Have you ever gone through a faith crisis? What was your experience? Message us on Facebook or Instagram with your experience! And don't forget to subscribe to us on YouTube!

Agile development has imprinted solid mark in the software development in last 5-6 years. There is a jump from fringe to the mainstream, and the claim of "We are Agile!" is truer at this time in the teams while it wasn't back in 2010. The Agile Manifesto was written by a group of software developers for their use. Many of the underlying principles of a framework like Scrum assume the existence of an in-house team and working for the business that employs them. There is a strong argument for "Agile Methodology is easier in the settings where you have all the control. Adhering to agile frameworks such as Scrum is more difficult within an agency/consulting structure than it is for an in-house development team especially with the client who understands fixed costs, fixed deadlines, and fixed bid contracts." On this notion, Atish Narlawar speaks with Christopher Cunningham, a Group Technology Director at Huge, to understands "Does Agile works in the client engagements?" and what are the factors which play a significant role to make it happen. They start the discussion by going through the factors which have changed in the engagement following Agile process. Chris mentions the importance of a shared language which plays a significant role to create a shift where agencies and client services pushing Agile with their customers. This change has worked with a positive note as agencies started to spend more time delivering excellent products, and less time arguing over out-of-date functional specs. Infact he thinks clients are also requesting and even demanding agile practices from their agencies. Chris mentions even though some contracts bound with a deadline and fixed costs but there are better ways to get overcome with this, and the best way is to get rid of the fear of uncontrolled cost with the clients. With the combination of informed decisions, tangible results, waste reduction, risk transparency and time to market Agile can certainly give enough ammunition to influence customers and build the trust. With delivering a fully-working product at every milestone, Chris mentions agile expects more involvement from the clients at every step, and corporate companies responded to this need with the positive note. On the reporting side, Agile driven burn down charts, sprint velocity and points breakdown offers the better way of tracking the progress, identifying the impediments than traditional metrics. Christopher also notes that within an enterprise environment, Agile methodology is restricted to the software development teams. Other parts of an engagement like business, approval workflows and delivery management still go through traditional way, and that's one of the main reason the clients are not able to leverage the full Agile potential. He predicts there will be a positive change in upcoming days and companies will experience company-wide adoption. Podcast: Tech Time Podcast Venue: Brooklyn, NY. Host: Atish Narlawar Guest: Christopher Cunningham

Sunday, September 25, 2011 Global Outreach Church
Dr. Christopher Cunningham

Sunday, September 11, 2011 Global Outreach Church
Dr. Christopher Cunningham