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Sept 30,. 2016: Christian Post: Philip Yancey Clarifies Trump-Evangelical Comments; Did Not Endorse Hillary
Best-selling Christian author Philip Yancey took to social media to clarify comments he made regarding his failure to understand how evangelical Christians could support Donald Trump. Sept 14, 2016: Huffington Post: Popular Christian Author Is Downright Baffled By Evangelical Support For Trump Philip Yancey wants to know: How can evangelicals support someone who “stands against everything that Christianity believes”? |
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Sept 9, 2015: Sheridan Voysey: Encore Episode: The Philip Yancey Interview
Where is God When it Hurts? What’s So Amazing About Grace? Disappointment With God. The Jesus I Never Knew. Philip Yancey sits in his den tapping out books that inspire millions. On one September night in 2007, Philip dropped by my previous show Open House for a chat. An intriguing discussion ensued about God, doubt, faith and the musings of an author with more questions than he has answers.
Where is God When it Hurts? What’s So Amazing About Grace? Disappointment With God. The Jesus I Never Knew. Philip Yancey sits in his den tapping out books that inspire millions. On one September night in 2007, Philip dropped by my previous show Open House for a chat. An intriguing discussion ensued about God, doubt, faith and the musings of an author with more questions than he has answers.
July 11, 2014: Mustard Seed Faith: Some Reasons to Feel Depressed about Christian Publishing
I don’t intentionally read depressing literature. It’s not my thing. But sometimes I accidentally read something that leaves me depressed, like the other day when I came across an essay by Christian author Philip Yancey called “Farewell to the Golden Age.” Reading it left me glum in two different ways.
June 3, 2014: Comfort In The Midst of Chaos: Descendants of a King with a Few Skeletons in Our Closet
In the book The Jesus I Never Knew, Philip Yancey points out that the first chapter of the Gospel of Matthew is a detailed account of Jesus's family tree, and he had some major skeletons in his closet.
I don’t intentionally read depressing literature. It’s not my thing. But sometimes I accidentally read something that leaves me depressed, like the other day when I came across an essay by Christian author Philip Yancey called “Farewell to the Golden Age.” Reading it left me glum in two different ways.
June 3, 2014: Comfort In The Midst of Chaos: Descendants of a King with a Few Skeletons in Our Closet
In the book The Jesus I Never Knew, Philip Yancey points out that the first chapter of the Gospel of Matthew is a detailed account of Jesus's family tree, and he had some major skeletons in his closet.
June 3, 2014: The Point: Nuggets, Red Letters and Bad Hermeneutics
The first is what Philip Yancey calls “Bible McNuggets,” or seeing Scripture as merely a rule book while ignoring that it’s a grand story in which God gives instructions both to particular groups, and to the world overall.
Dec 9, 2010: CNN: Evangelical author Philip Yancey asks: What good is God?
Philip Yancey, a popular evangelical author, was driving on a deserted road in New Mexico one Sunday morning when something went wrong.
The first is what Philip Yancey calls “Bible McNuggets,” or seeing Scripture as merely a rule book while ignoring that it’s a grand story in which God gives instructions both to particular groups, and to the world overall.
Dec 9, 2010: CNN: Evangelical author Philip Yancey asks: What good is God?
Philip Yancey, a popular evangelical author, was driving on a deserted road in New Mexico one Sunday morning when something went wrong.
Grace Notes: Daily Readings with a Fellow Pilgrim book Who is Jesus? What does prayer accomplish? Why is there pain in the world? These are just a few of the difficult and intensely personal questions that Philip Yancey has tackled in his articles, books, and writings. Grace Notes: Daily Readings with a Fellow Pilgrim is a compilation of Yancey’s best insights and creativity over the past three decades. Each of the 366 daily readings features the freshness, clarity, and honesty of one of the most admired Christian writers of our generation.
