Jake Meador
Jake Meador is the editor-in-chief of Mere Orthodoxy. His writing has appeared in The Atlantic, Commonweal, First Things, Books & Culture, National Review, Comment, Books & Culture, and Christianity Today. He is a contributing editor with Plough and a contributing writer at the Dispatch. He lives in his hometown of Lincoln, NE with his wife and four children.
By Jake Meador
Listener Response to the Mere Fidelity Refugee Episode
September 28th, 2015|3 min read
By Jake Meador
The Search for General Tso
September 23rd, 2015|4 min read
By Jake Meador
Race and the Benedict Option
September 9th, 2015|5 min read
By Jake Meador
Forgiveness and Our Fundamentalist Technocrats
September 4th, 2015|6 min read
By Jake Meador
Next Week: The Future of the Church
September 3rd, 2015|2 min read
By Jake Meador
Class and the Benedict Option
September 2nd, 2015|4 min read
By Jake Meador
Protestantism and the Benedict Option
August 27th, 2015|10 min read
By Jake Meador
A World Where Love Can Be at Home–Josh Ritter and Francis Schaeffer
August 26th, 2015|8 min read
By Jake Meador
On Tinder and Why It's OK to Commodify Sex
August 19th, 2015|4 min read
By Jake Meador
On Long Posts
August 18th, 2015|2 min read
By Jake Meador
3 Points on #PPSellsBabyParts
July 30th, 2015|6 min read
By Jake Meador
The Evolution of Blogs and the Future of Mere O
July 29th, 2015|6 min read
By Jake Meador
The Future of Evangelicalism at Patheos
July 24th, 2015|1 min read
By Jake Meador
In Search of Sanctuary: Reviewing Young Evangelical Memoirs
July 23rd, 2015|20 min read
By Jake Meador
Schaeffer: Excluding SSA Christians from Church Life is “Cruel and Wrong.”
July 14th, 2015|6 min read
By Jake Meador
The Inevitability of Same-Sex Marriage
July 2nd, 2015|6 min read
By Jake Meador
Home, Retreat, and the Benedict Option
June 1st, 2015|9 min read
By Jake Meador
Christian Ethics, Evangelicals, and Functional Marcionism
May 26th, 2015|6 min read
By Jake Meador
Evangelicals and the Search for Credibility
May 20th, 2015|5 min read
By Jake Meador
Arguing For and Against Capital Punishment
May 19th, 2015|3 min read