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Lee Camp on the Politics of Loving Your Neighbor

What would it look like if Christians were known less for winning political battles and more for being good neighbors?

And now for something a little different! On the occasion of Lee C. Camp’s paperback release of his book Scandalous Witnesshe invited Russell to interview him for his own podcast, No Small Endeavor.  Since the conversation included topics like Christian nationalism, how Christians have been neighbors both good AND bad, and how Christian witness can actually recover some humility, it felt appropriate to share the episode here too.

This conversation explores what it would mean if, in this divided and exhausted era, Christians (and others) stopped despairing and allowing themselves to be held captive to tribes and ideologies, and instead, actually did the patient work of loving God and neighbor.


⁠⁠Watch this conversation on YouTube.⁠


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About Russell Moore

Russell Moore is Editor at Large and columnist at Christianity Today and is the author of Losing Our Religion: An Altar Call for Evangelical America (Penguin Random House).

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