Episode 19 - Searching For Sunday with Rachel Held Evans

In *Searching for Sunday*, Rachel Held Evans chronicles her journey of loving, leaving, and finding the church again. Through personal anecdotes and reflections on the seven sacraments of the Christian church, Evans explores themes of faith, community, and spiritual growth. The book offers a hopeful perspective on reimagining the church as a place of love, inclusion, and healing.

In 'The Case for Christ,' Lee Strobel, a former atheist and investigative journalist, conducts a comprehensive investigation into the claims of Jesus Christ. Using his background in law and journalism, Strobel interviews over a dozen experts with doctorates from prestigious institutions like Cambridge, Princeton, and Brandeis. He delves into questions such as the reliability of the New Testament, the existence of evidence for Jesus outside the Bible, and the validity of Jesus' resurrection. The book is a detailed and readable exploration of the evidence for Christ's divinity, making it a compelling resource for apologetics and those seeking to understand the Christian faith.

In 'Blue Like Jazz,' Donald Miller shares his journey of faith and spirituality in a unique and relatable way. The book is a collection of essays that reflect on various aspects of Christian life, from the author's experiences with church and community to his thoughts on God, faith, and the human condition. Miller's writing is characterized by its honesty, humor, and a willingness to challenge traditional religious narratives.