I'm Shane Morris. Thanks for listening to the Breakpoint podcast. COVID-19 is real, and it's deadly,

not only to lives, but to livelihoods. As political leaders and everyone really struggle to decide

when and how to open up the economy again, what questions do we need to ask? How do we

weigh the physical and financial risks, individual liberties,

and government power? Today on the Breakpoint podcast, John Stone Street and Mike Scherrow,

president and CEO of the C-12 Group, the nation's largest network of CEOs, business owners, and

executives, discussed these vitally important and extraordinarily divisive problems

from a Christian worldview perspective.

Here are John Stone Street and Mike Sherro.

Welcome to the Breakpoint podcast.

I'm here to have a conversation about the thing that has everyone fighting online these days,

but it's really kind of where we're at and trying to figure out what are the Christian

worldview framework things as we seek to go to chapter two or the next chapter past coronavirus

as we go from being shut down largely as a country to being opened up and the very, very, very

strong feelings that are on the bright side creating a lot of really

funny internet memes.

Like, you know, all of my Facebook friends who just three weeks ago were political scientists

are now immunologists, you know, things like that.

I mean, we're all kind of dealing with that.

But I wanted to ask my friend Mike Sherro, who's the CEO of the C12 group, which is a wonderful organization that connects corporate leadership in America, people of faith, and drives into best practices.

Mike is part of this kind of wonderful growing organization.

Mike, great to have you on the Breakpoint podcast.

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