Don’t Wait for a Funeral to See Old Friends

Don’t Wait for a Funeral to See Old Friends

A few months ago, I felt this strong intuition that I was supposed to visit Maryland. In the old days, I would have said the Holy Spirit was leading me. I don’t know what to call it now, but I still believe there’s something true about that feeling.⁣ ⁣ Gaithersburg,...
Stop Shaming Sex and Stop Shaming Abstinence

Stop Shaming Sex and Stop Shaming Abstinence

Lately, I’ve been reflecting on a thought related to sex and shame—it’s simple but I think worth sharing: We shouldn’t shame people for enjoying consensual sex, but equally, we shouldn’t shame those choosing to abstain from sex. I aspire to advocate for people’s...
Josh Harris TedTalk: Strong Enough to Be Wrong

Josh Harris TedTalk: Strong Enough to Be Wrong

Six year ago when the annual Ted event was held in Vancouver I went to a nearby movie theatre and watched a live stream of some of the presentations. I sat there thinking, “I would love to get to do this one day.” I put “doing a TedTalk” on my life bucket list but...
A Statement on I Kissed Dating Goodbye

A Statement on I Kissed Dating Goodbye

For many years people have asked whether I still agree with my book I Kissed Dating Goodbye. In addition to this question, some readers have told me the book harmed them. While attending grad school (between 2015-2018) I began a process of re-evaluating the book. This...
Josh Harris on The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill

Josh Harris on The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill

If you were like me, you anticipated every episode of Christianity Today’s series ‘The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill’ podcast. I was impressed with the thoughtful way the producers approached complex topics like power, trauma, leadership, ambition, church growth,...