We have never had more access to the Bible, and we have rarely known it less. Consider what sits within reach of almost anyone today. Dozens of translations, available in an instant. Study Bibles thick with footnotes. Commentaries, concordances, apps that locate any...
Culture & Society
The Body You Cannot Return: From Consumer Church to Communion of Saints
There’s a phrase that has crept into the way we talk about faith, and the casualness of it hides something worth examining. We say we are “church shopping.” Borrowed straight from the mall, that vocabulary turns a congregation into a showroom. We visit the way we...
The Throne and the Towel: Young Men, the New Right, and the Manhood of Jesus
“Politically Homeless or Citizen of Heaven?: A Contemplative’s Map Through Polarization.” By Graham Joseph Hill OAM PhD
When the Sanctuary Wounds: Church Hurt and the Wounded Healer
“Politically Homeless or Citizen of Heaven?: A Contemplative’s Map Through Polarization.” By Graham Joseph Hill OAM PhD
Insta-Faith or Slow Faith? Patience and the Long Work of Transformation
“Politically Homeless or Citizen of Heaven?: A Contemplative’s Map Through Polarization.” By Graham Joseph Hill OAM PhD
The Candle and the App
“Politically Homeless or Citizen of Heaven?: A Contemplative’s Map Through Polarization.” By Graham Joseph Hill OAM PhD
Politically Homeless or Citizen of Heaven?
“Politically Homeless or Citizen of Heaven?: A Contemplative’s Map Through Polarization.” By Graham Joseph Hill OAM PhD
Four New Books Released
Dear friends, I’m writing with some news I’ve been excited to share. Four new books of mine have just landed, and I wanted you to be among the first to hear about them. They cover different ground, though they share the same thread: how we live well together, how...
A Missional Reckoning
A Missional Reckoning: What Missional Theology Promised, What It Delivered, and What Comes Next It’s been almost three decades since Darrell Guder’s Missional Church appeared in 1998, and longer than that since Lesslie Newbigin’s late writings began reshaping how...
Why I Deleted Social Media: A Personal Reckoning with the Algorithm
On 25 April 2026, I deleted my accounts on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, BlueSky, X/Twitter, TikTok, and LinkedIn. Not deactivated. Deleted. The data, the followers, the years of curated digital existence: gone. I kept Substack for long-form writing and YouTube for...
The Graham Joseph Hill Podcast
I’ve released the trailer and first episode of my new podcast (“The Graham Joseph Hill Podcast”). I’ve provided links to where to listen to the podcast below, and the first episode is “Exvangelicals and the Exodus: Spiritual Lessons for Deconstructing Faith.” Podcast...
Embracing Social Media Mindfulness and Minimalism
Embracing Social Media Mindfulness and Minimalism Over the past five months, I've been experimenting with logging into social media once per fortnight. The experience has been positive. I've discovered the immense benefits of embracing mindfulness and minimalism in my...











