David Moore
David George Moore is the author of several books. Most recently, he wrote Stuck in the Present: How History Frees and Forms Christians to offer a resource for more comprehensive spiritual formation and discipleship. Stuck in the Present: How History Frees and Forms Christians: https://www.amazon.com/Stuck-Present-History-Frees-Christians/dp/168426460X Dave’s new YouTube channel features his interviews and commentary. www.youtube.com/@MOOREENGAGING
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By David Moore
Ralph Wood on Flannery O'Connor and the Church
January 24th, 2025|9 min read
By David Moore
Finishing What Jonathan Edwards Started
October 24th, 2024|6 min read
By David Moore
Talking with Andrew Wilson About "Remaking the World"
October 26th, 2023|5 min read
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In Conversation with Os Guinness
March 7th, 2023|7 min read
By David Moore
The Minutemen and Their World
January 30th, 2023|8 min read
By David Moore
Book Interview: The Thrill of Orthodoxy: Rediscovering the Adventure of Christian Faith by Trevin Wax
November 28th, 2022|6 min read
By David Moore
Why We Never Move Past the Gospel of John
October 26th, 2022|8 min read
By David Moore
Stuck in the Present
August 16th, 2022|3 min read
By David Moore
From Plato to Christ: How Platonic Thought Shaped the Christian Faith
June 23rd, 2022|4 min read
By David Moore
The Transcendentalists and Their World
May 9th, 2022|9 min read
By David Moore
Biblical Philosophy: Is There Such a Thing?
May 4th, 2022|7 min read
By David Moore
Thinking Christian: Essays on Testimony, Accountability, and the Christian Mind
February 28th, 2022|6 min read
By David Moore
Transcendentalists Against Slavery
February 9th, 2022|7 min read
By David Moore
C. S. Lewis on Evangelism and Beauty with Randy Newman
February 4th, 2022|6 min read
By David Moore
We the Fallen People: An Interview with Robert McKenzie
December 8th, 2021|8 min read
By David Moore
Why We Are Restless
September 16th, 2021|6 min read
By David Moore
Lessons from the Downfall of Ravi Zacharias
March 18th, 2021|7 min read
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