Still Evangelical

What does it mean to be evangelical when the label itself has become politically charged, divisive, and, at times, disappointing?



In Still Evangelical, Adam Cheney wrestles with the question, "Is evangelicalism worth saving?" In this hope-filled critique of the evangelical movement, Cheney draws from Scripture, leadership studies, missionary experience, and years of ministry among Muslims. He argues that the crisis facing evangelical Christians is not simply political but profoundly spiritual. Yet rather than merely critiquing where Evangelicalism is today, Cheney invites readers to recover its historic roots and offers a hopeful path forward.



Honest, hopeful, and deeply personal, Still Evangelical challenges Christians to resist the lure of power, embrace cruciform discipleship, and cultivate a faith that faithfully bears witness to Jesus in a divided world. Through the imagery of Fortress Christianity, Cheney encourages believers to move beyond fear and into meaningful engagement with their neighbors and communities.



Jesus calls his followers to walk a different path from the culture around them. Still Evangelical is an invitation not simply to reclaim a label but to return to the way of Jesus--and, in doing so, help renew the evangelical witness for generations to come.