Posts tagged Philip Yancey

Philip Yancey’s Fall Forces Evangelicals To Confront Sin And Forgiveness

(ANALYSIS) Philip Yancey, a bestselling evangelical author known for emphasizing grace and compassion, retired after confessing to an eight-year adulterous relationship. His fall has sparked renewed debate within evangelical Christianity about sin, forgiveness, accountability and the dangers of weaponizing grace, especially amid broader concerns over moral failures.

Analysis, Christianity, Evangelicals, North America, protestants, America at 250Terry MattinglyJanuary 15, 2026Terry Mattingly, Philip Yancey, analysis, evangelicals, Christianity Comments

Philip Yancey’s New Memoir Critiques Fundamentalist Upbringing

In an interview with Religion Unplugged, bestselling Christian author Philip Yancey discusses his new memoir, “Where the Light Fell,” about a painful upbringing in poverty and fundamentalism with his brother and single mother that birthed a passionate curiosity and a writing career of many celebrated Christian books over the last 40 years.

North America, News, BooksSteve RabeyOctober 5, 2021Steve Rabey, Philip Yancey, fundamentalism, fundamentalist, gospel, faith crisis, crisis of faith, Philip Yancey memoir, Where the Light Fell, Primary Feature, Zenger Comments

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