Elizabeth Dias, a Religion reporter for The New York Times, and Daniel Evans, the husband of Rachel Held Evans, engage in a heartfelt discussion about Rachel’s powerful legacy. They explore how Rachel's challenges to evangelical norms inspired a rethinking of faith and inclusivity, particularly for marginalized voices. Daniel reflects on community grief after Rachel's passing, emphasizing hope and connection through her words. The conversation also touches on the evolving dialogue surrounding LGBTQ+ issues within evangelicalism, showcasing Rachel's enduring impact.
