Hey friends, do you remember when I had Dr. Lee Camp on the podcast to talk about a Christian political identity?

It was episode 1139 and it was a fascinating conversation.

Anyway, Lee is one of my favorite Christian writers and thinkers,

and he also hosts a super engaging podcast called No Small Endeavor.

It's kind of like The Elgin' Ra, actually On no small endeavor, Lee will have curious conversations with with theologians, philosophers, best-selling authors, all to explore what it means to live a good life. His diverse range of guests include people

like Amy Grant, Tish Harrison Warren, Philip Yancey, Malcolm Gladwell, Eugene

Cho, Mir saw Volf, and many others all asking what it means to live a life worth living.

So if you like Theology and Ra, or even if you hate The Algia, you've got to go check out

no small endeavor on whatever app you use to get your podcast.

Hey friends, welcome back to another episode of Theology and around my guest today is Tim

Alberta, who is an award-winning journalist, best-selling author and staff writer for the Atlantic magazine.

He formerly served as chief political correspondent for Politico.

In 2019, he published the critically acclaimed book American

carnage on the front lines of the Republican Civil War

and the rise of President Trump.

And just last year he released this book,

which I have in my hands right now. It's an excellent excellent book. I'm currently reading it's titled the kingdom the power and the glory

American Evangelicalism in an age of extremism. I've really appreciated, I mean, first of all, this book is

incredibly well written, it's hard to put down. His journalism is really, really good

and he's a very thoughtful writer, but he's also he critiques

kind of the underbelly of the American Evangelical Church from the perspective of somebody who clearly loves the evangelical church.

That's what I appreciated most about his posture both in the book and in this conversation.

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