The New Evangelicals
The New Evangelicals, Bo McGuffee, The Quirky Pastor, Kristin Kirkland, MD, MPH, D.T. Bryant, Malynda Hale, Brittney Walker, ExMo ADHD, Guy Mystic, Katy Scoggin, Maxwell Kozen, Michael Barrett, Eric LeBoeuf, Stephen WhiteA community-sourced publication amplifying diverse voices committed to better paths forward in faith, politics, and culture.
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Submission in Marriage
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Every now and then when I need to shut my brain off from work, one of the things I do is just scroll YouTube shorts. Yes, I’m aware. It would be healthier to take up smoking again while standing on the edge...
The Radical Freedom of Queerness
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Democracy, by its very nature, is complicated. Democracy is complicated because people are complicated, and if we are to be governed as a body politic through democracy, that means that we must wrestle with t...
Holy Empathy: The Only Way to Defeat Extremism
If you get the chance to visit St. Paul’s Cathedral in London, go to the very center, right under the dome, and look straight up. Then straight forward. You will see some of the most majestic artwork in the world, depicting the greatest sto...
What the Body Knows
This article is an edited excerpt from Reasons to Get Up Tomorrow Morning by Stephen White and contains affiliate links to purchase the book.
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For a long time, I thought faith was something that happened in...
Was America Founded as a Christian Nation?
Declaration of Independence (1819), by John Trumbull
With the upcoming midterm elections, I have been asked by The New Evangelicals to teach a class on one of the issues shaping our national politics: Was America established as a Christian...
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Amplifying diverse voices committed to rejecting Christian Nationalism, advocating for systemic change and reclaiming the Christian Faith.
"Into what is Christianity evolving?" That's my big question. I write for people reimagining Christianity beyond Evangelical certainty. Exploring radical theology, post-theism, mysticism, and practices that help us grow into a more fully human faith.
Author, artist, pastor. I write about theology, art, culture and books.
Deconstructing my experiences as a survivor of the adoption industry and evangelicalism helped me find a more expansive, humanistic spirituality. I write about identity, spirituality, justice, and public health through my lens as an adult adoptee.
Author of "Unless a Seed Falls to the Ground: Welcoming the Death of the Whiteness Gospel Priest at St. Mary of Bethany Parish Abbot of The Order of Berrigan and Day Co-host of Blessed Uncertainty Podcast
Everything begins with a conversation. I write about moral clarity in chaotic times with a focus on faith, justice, & humanity. Inviting you to think deeper, question louder, and stay grounded. Featured in The Daily Beast, Blavity, & Courier News
I left a high-control religion and expected freedom to feel like relief. It didn’t. I write about what happens after obedience stops running your life — especially for the neurodivergent brains that were using it as scaffolding.
I explore the intersections of theology, philosophy, and modern culture through several lenses: Radical Love, Process & Relational Philosophy & Theology, The Aesthetics of Experience, Navigating Faith Transitions and other musings.
Doc filmmaker based in Chicago.
Toronto-born Okinawan-Canadian\ud83c\udf8c\ud83c\udf41 | Exploring Manchester, UK | BA Philosophy & Theology (Tyndale University) | M.Div (Andrews University) | Lead Singer of Kozen\ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udde6 & Origami Tsunami\ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7 | Creator with Passionfroot.co
Christian. Attorney. Author. And Evangelical iconoclast who happily takes on the phony-baloneyism of cultural christianity.
Eric is a husband, father, practicing attorney and former worship leader who still follows Jesus without a church home.
Retired pastor, urban ministries, writer. Came to faith within Anabaptist tradition so peacemaking and non-violence have always seemed the right path. [email protected]. Published works @ Stephenwhiteauthor.com.
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