While in exotic Minneapolis, sitting in a fancy executive lounge at our hotel, Dave and I had a chance to talk with Canadian blogger and author Tim Challies—and as soon as the mics were on, things got heated. Listen in as we discuss:

If Aaron is still a Canadian
The fluidity of the English language
Trends that Tim’s seen in publishing over the last 15 years
The benefit of visual theology
Tim’s advice for aspiring authors
What’s unique about American Christianity from an outsider’s perspective?

This episode is sponsored by Gospel-Centered Discipleship. On April 13th, GCD will host their 2020 Writer's Intensive in Louisville KY (right before T4G) featuring Ronnie Martin, Jonathan Dodson and Jared C. Wilson. Learn more and register at gcdiscipleship.com/writers-intensive.

A few of the books we mentioned on this episode:

A Wild Sheep Chase by Haruki Murakami
Whatever Happened to the Gospel of Grace? by J. M. Boice
The Holiness of God by R.C. Sproul
Ashamed of the Gospel by John MacArthur
The Body by Bill Bryson
Land of Hope by Wilfred McClay
Company of One by Paul Jarvis
Legacy of Ashes by Tim Weiner
The Discipline of Spiritual Discernment and Epic by Tim Challies

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Half-Canadians, Fluid Language, & the Uniqueness of American Christianity