Good Faith provides intellectual and theological analysis at the intersection of American politics, psychology, and Christian faith. Founded by Curtis Chang and co-hosted by New York Times columnist David French, the production team utilizes long-form podcasting and cinematic video curriculum to address cultural polarization. Their work often features high-level dialogues with theologians like N.T. Wright and authors such as Andy Crouch. A recent win for the organization is the successful deployment of The After Party, a comprehensive church curriculum designed to help congregations navigate political division with relational grace. Through their parent organization, Redeeming Babel, they produce scholarly essays and the Good Faith podcast, which frequently examines the spiritual implications of emerging technology and institutional integrity. The content maintains a technical standard suited for professional church leadership and academic circles, focusing on the psychological aspects of political engagement rather than standard news commentary, making it a resource for those seeking a nuanced, pluralistic perspective.