I’m very pleased today to announce a new venture, Reformed Journal Books, and to reveal the cover of our first book: Telling Stories in the
I have a deep love for Avalon, Barry Levinson’s autobiographical movie from 1990. According to Wikipedia (which means it must be true), Avalon cost $20
I was mindlessly scrolling through Facebook the other day when a meme stopped me. The photo was of an old, overweight guy pushing a cart
Belief, Belonging, and the Guy in Pew 18’s Trouble Moving Further Up and Further In The pews in our historic sanctuary are numbered, a vestige
There are so many depressing stories of evangelicals getting things wrong lately, I thought it might be nice to hear a story about a time
Jeff Munroe interviews Charles Marsh about his latest book, Evangelical Anxiety: A Memoir. Charles is Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Virginia and
I have read a lot of memoirs, but I have never read a memoir like Evangelical Anxiety. Memoirs tend to fall into two groups, either
I was having my teeth cleaned the other day and noticed the hygienist was quietly singing along with the radio in the dentist’s office. The
A peculiar thing has happened of late to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He’s become a hero to white conservatives. On second thought, “hero” is
