In this interview, Josh interviews Rachel Held Evans, author of Evolving in Monkey Town. The two talk bout Rachel’s life growing up in fundamentalist Christianity and her process of encountering new questions from unsuspecting places; namely other people’s stories. This is a fun and light-hearted podcast that is surely to connect with anyone who’s looking for a conversation about how to handle faith when all sure footing seems to be slipping away. Indeed, as Rachel jokes, this is a Donald Miller kind of read.
And while you are buying books, don’t forget to pick up Nick’s book, The Hopeful Skeptic. Every time he sells a copy, his bones grow back together a little more.
Oh and listening on to the podcast, my favorite part is at the end when Josh says, “so you can get the book at rachel held evans. . . or somewhere.” Or somewhere? That’s classic.
[Direct link to ep 157 - Rachel Held Evans, Evolving in Monkey Town]
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Hey guys, I discovered your podcast a couple of months ago, and I’m really glad you got a hold of Rachel. I’m a big fan of hers, and her book is awesome – very thoughtful and provocative but humble. Keep up the great work!
Glad to hear she was one of your choices for the podcast. Hope you are spreading it on to your friends and checking out things like The Hopeful Skeptic.
So what is the church of no people mark?