Julian Armand Cook

A Stone in My Shoe

Christian Living

“A Stone in My Shoe offers the musings of a ‘holy wrestler’ I trust. Walters demonstrates a keen awareness of the inextricable interconnectedness of race, Christianity, and politics in American life and the reimagining of moral possibilities for Christianity in the twenty-first century. Walters centers the margins and marginalization in a way that is honest and complex and underscores the role of faith in cultivating the truth-telling, antiracism, and gospel-centered social engagement American evangelicalism is missing.”