Drew J. Strait

Defying Tyrants

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“In this bold and timely book, Matthew D. Taylor confronts the theological emergency of our time--a five-alarm fire fueled by Christian supremacy and its antichrists. With an incisive grasp of the early Jesus movement, Taylor offers readers the theological and biblical grammar needed to challenge angry tyrants and their allied pastors and priests. This is the most important book I've read in the past decade for this fraught moment.”

Good Works

Christian Living

“A defining feature of early Christianity’s life together was its commitment to create a community without need. As theorists and practitioners of Christ’s radical hospitality, Keith Wasserman and Christine Pohl draw on their years of experience writing about and living in community to animate the relationship between good works, hospitality, and God’s justice-making mission. This is crucial reading for pastors, organizers, and all who desire to build ‘heroic communities’ of God’s peace on earth.”

The Bible Is Not Enough

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“A theological missive against White Christian nationalism and the ways that Christians of all political parties have sanitized the killing of their enemies. The Bible Is Not Enough is a wake-up call--an invitation for the church to expand its theological imagination and to improvise God's disruption of political violence through Jesus's way of peace.”

The Jesus Revolution

Theology

“A stunning and sophisticated rebuke of the moral therapeutic deism and white Christian nationalism that dominates so much of Christendom today. Scott invites us to reclaim the New Testament as an ‘assemblage’ of texts that point to nonviolent revolution.”