The Wasting of the Evangelical Mind
"The peculiarities of how American Christianity took shape help explain believers’ vulnerability to conspiratorial thinking and misinformation." - New Yorker
"The peculiarities of how American Christianity took shape help explain believers’ vulnerability to conspiratorial thinking and misinformation." - New Yorker
"Yes, to be sure, it had its flaws, but I have no regrets about growing up in the movement and spending my whole life in the thick of it. Except, I deeply regret that I am seeing it crumble and fail. I am not sure there even is such a thing as an American evangelical movement anymore." - Roger Oleson
"Yes, the bride of Christ — the church — is seared, spotted, smudged and smeared. Yet even so. The gentle and humble can still be found. Like Pastor Vern. And like countless other pastors, missionaries, teachers and servants who spend hidden lives of no name or repute, toiling for God’s kingdom in The Middle of Nowhere, day in and day out." - C.Leaders
"Seven things Christians can look forward to this year after a very challenging 2020: space, virtual learning, challenges for Christians, ministry, and more." - AiG
"American Christian culture is rife with congregants looking for lawyers, not prophets and not pastors. The church-shopping phenomenon puts us in churches that make us feel quite comfortable.... From all too many members of the congregation comes the cry, 'Tell us what we want to hear!'" - French
"In recent months and years, it seems as if every single major branch of Evangelical Christianity has watched a famous leader fall." - French
"Working in PR, I’ve stepped in to help ministries after a crisis hits. What they need is more accountability before it happens." - C.Today