Insights on Recommended Books

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The speaker recommends a book about World War I, despite feeling weird about it being their book of the year. They mention a book they just started reading, which is interesting to them. They recommend 'Losing Our Religion' by Russell Moore and 'The Kingdom, the Power, and the Glory' by Tail Malberta as important reads about evangelicalism. Another recommendation is 'The Sin of Certainty' by Peter Enns, despite acknowledging that the author has been controversial.

“Founding friend” David French returns to wrap up 2023 (we’re taking a break for a few weeks). He and Curtis look back at the year through the lens of two core spiritual values of The After Party: Humility and Hope. We discuss what happened in 2023 that grew our humility, reminding us of the need to recognize complexity, to grow, and to learn. We also talked up the signs of hope from the year, including many that are hidden or counter-intuitive.

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