Notes from an Evangelical Reject Reflections on Following Jesus Out of a Corrupt Tradition ／Jemar Tisby （Harmony/Rodale/Convergent）

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The New York Times bestselling author of The Color of Compromise tells his story of losing faith in the Evangelical movement as it denied the fight for racial justiceーand makes a case for how all of us can stand against the rising tide of White Christian Nationalism For the longest time, Jemar Tisby believed that white evangelicals held the most authoritative interpretations of Christianity. They had all the Christian living books, all the Bible commentaries, all the biggest organizations. They must be getting something right, right? But in the fallout from 2020’s racial reckoning, his role as a historian and speaker on racial justice forced him into a conflict: The more he spoke up about racism and the hope of a more inclusive future, the more vitriol he received. And that vitriol was coming from his fellow Christians. He discovered that if you talk about racial justice in white spaces long enough, you either sell out, burn out, or get pushed out. In Lessons from an Evangelical Reject

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