John Mark Hicks

James Gorman, an historian of the Restoration Movement (Stone-Campbell Movement) and Professor at Johnson University near Knoxville, Tennessee, is conducting a series of oral histories about the churches of Christ in the 21st century. These oral histories are available on the ACU website.

Jamey asked me a series of questions about my biography and life among churches of Christ as well as my theological development and perspectives. The interview is available here.

It covers a range of topics, including my own shifts in theology, the value of studying restoration history, sectarianism, current challenges to the church, and the problem of evangelicalism’s influence upon churches of Christ.

I hope you enjoy listening.

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