Bryan Loritts

Author of Letters to a Birmingham Jail: A Response to the Words and Dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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About the Author

Bryan Loritts is a lead pastor and award-winning author of six books. Bryan cofounded Fellowship Memphis and founded the Kainos Movement. He serves on the board of trustees for Biola University and Pine Cove Christian Camps. His messages can be heard daily on the Salem Radio Network's KFAX-station. show more He is the privileged husband of Korie and the graced father of three sons-Quentin, Myles, and Jaden. You can follow him on Twitter @bctorits. show less

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Works by Bryan Loritts

Right Color, Wrong Culture: The Type of Leader Your Organization Needs to Become Multiethnic (Leadership Fable) (2014) 108 copies

Insider Outsider: My Journey as a Stranger in White Evangelicalism and My Hope for Us All (2018) 78 copies

Saving the Saved: How Jesus Saves Us from Try-Harder Christianity into Performance-Free Love (2016) 56 copies

A Cross-Shaped Gospel: Reconciling Heaven and Earth (2011) 43 copies

God on Paper: The Bible--the Wildest Story of Passion and Pursuit You'll Ever Read (Dialogue of Faith) (2005) 23 copies

The Dad Difference: The 4 Most Important Gifts You Can Give to Your Kids (2020) 8 copies

The Offensive Church: Breaking the Cycle of Ethnic Disunity (2023) 8 copies

Enduring Friendship: Sticking Together in an Age of Unfriending (2024) 4 copies

Insider Outsider: My Journey as a Stranger in White Evangelicalism and My Hope for Us All 2 copies

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Letters to a Birmingham Jail: A Response to the… by Bryan Loritts

So good. If I had half the eloquence of King, oh, what I could do...

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nushustu | Aug 5, 2019 |

A Cross-Shaped Gospel: Reconciling Heaven and Earth by Bryan Loritts

It's not that I disagree with the premise of this book; it's that I've read all this before. I appreciate the sincerity of the author, but I don't feel this book adds anything to the dialogue about what it means to truly love your neighbor that hasn't already been said. That being said, I probably would have enjoyed this book a lot more if it had been my introduction into this current conversation in Christianity.

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Stormydawnc | Jun 23, 2014 |

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