June 17, 2022
The book recounts my lifelong struggles with anxiety to explore both how evangelicalism and the fortress-like mentality of Mississippi in the last days of Jim Crow formed with the peculiar arc of my symptoms. Read More
Introducing the Theology Now! podcast, an occasional series exploring major themes and resources from the Project on Lived Theology’s 22-year history. The podcast mines insights hidden in plain sight on the Project’s website and puts them in dialogue with theologians grappling with where God is in the world right now. Read More
A Field Guide to Christian Nonviolence (Baker Academic, 2022) is an impressive—and impressively concise—book. David Cramer and Myles Werntz cover a lot of ground, all the while drilling down in well-chosen spots. Read More
It was a joy to lecture on Dorothee Soelle (pronounced homophonically with the name of the French novelist Zola) in the final week of my fall 2021 graduate seminar – and I will surely devote more attention to her life and thought when “Theologies of Resistance and Reconciliation” comes around again. Read More
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