PinnedInInterfaith NowbyJoe Forrest·May 7, 2020Why Your Christian Friends and Family Members Are So Easily Fooled by Conspiracy TheoriesConspiracy theories are self-perpetuating rationalization machines. They eat facts, distort reality, and destroy relationships.A response icon89A response icon89
InBackyard ChurchbyJoe Forrest·Nov 14, 2022Why the End of America’s Christian Majority Might Be a Good Thing for ChristianityWithin a few decades, Christians will cease to be a majority in the United States. But what if that’s a good thing for Christianity?A response icon10A response icon10
Joe Forrest·Aug 28, 20223 Ways Churches Can Help Prevent a Second American Civil WarIt’s worse than you think.A response icon3A response icon3
Joe Forrest·Aug 1, 20223 Ways the Modern World Destroys Your Joy, Hope, and Faith in Everythingwhy is it that despite the blessings of the modern world, we find ourselves more stressed, lonely, and angry than ever before?A response icon3A response icon3
InInterfaith NowbyJoe Forrest·Jul 18, 2022The Quiet Ones: How (and Why) Introverts Can Help Save the Church From ItselfMany of the modern church’s gatherings and activities are geared toward meeting the needs of extroverts. So what about Christian…A response icon4A response icon4
Joe Forrest·Jun 21, 2022Uncensored Thoughts on Sex, Vulnerability, and Spirituality After 6 Years of MarriageOur sixth year of marriage has proven to be one of the most difficult and informative year yet.
InBackyard ChurchbyJoe Forrest·Apr 5, 2022The Five Real Reasons Young People Are Deconstructing Their FaithAre young Christians deconstructing their faith because it’s the “cool” and “sexy” thing to do right now? Or is there a deeper reason?A response icon9A response icon9
Joe Forrest·Feb 17, 2022You Don’t Have to Make Your Life Count for GodLiving with shame and anxiety for not being a “radical” Jesus follower.A response icon8A response icon8
Joe Forrest·Jan 31, 2022Burning Down the Mythic Past: Or, Why We Shouldn’t Censor “Uncomfortable” Parts of Our HistoryLike a multi-faceted gem, every turn of history’s jewel should reveal a new perspective and insight.A response icon2A response icon2
Joe Forrest·Dec 30, 2021The Best Nonfiction and Fiction Books I Read in 2021I read about 90 books this year, and of those books, these are the best of the best.
