Marissa’s Substack
Marissa Franks BurtI offer analysis of popular Christian parenting teaching and the way it impacted evangelical families. I also occasionally post off-topic about faith, writing, or stories.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 25 | Subscribers | Read | mburtwrites.substack.com |
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Navigating the Tempest
It wasn’t that long ago that I preferred an unplugged 1990s existence to a 2020 world. No wifi. No smartphone. COVID lockdowns invited me to put off my Luddite ways and put on virtual connectivity. I bought a smartphone and joined X (former...
Heavy Yokes of Christian Excellence
I was twenty-three years old and in my first year of marriage when my twenty-three year old husband and I moved cross country to be assistant bed-and-breakfast keepers in the Colorado mountains. Looking for community, we enrolled in the new...
When Deconstruction Dethrones Household Gods
Perhaps you’ve seen the polls over the past few years, the ones revealing that young adults are leaving the churches in which they were raised. I’ve heard different nomenclature for this—the Great Dechurching, emptying the pews, exvangelica...
The Deconstruction of Christian Scaffolding
As I analyze various Christian resources, I often think about the people who lived them. What was it like to parent according to the suggested principles? To be a child “trained up” by them? A family spiritually formed by them?
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