An insider’s account of the political and cultural sea change happening within Evangelical Christianity, the most powerful force in American religious life.

Penned by the Editor-in-Chief of the American Reformer, this volume examines Evangelicals’ shifting internal dynamics and what those changes mean for America at large. Speaking directly to Evangelical readers, this book also offers an accessible guide for anyone interested in understanding the movement’s role in American politics and how to make sense of their internal tensions and outward orientation. With the rise of digital culture and significant demographic changes––across all dimensions––the Trump Era has remade how Evangelicals see themselves in relation to the broader culture, to their political allies, and to other American Christian traditions. To understand America, you have to understand Evangelicals, and to understand Evangelicals, you’ll want to read this book.