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Chase has written nothing less than a manifesto for how to live a reflective, active life in the modern world. Read this book and be on the lookout for your own “comma times.”

― Reza Aslan

Robert Chase weaves stories, theological reflection, and a passion for justice in this book that reveals “intersectionality” as the paragdigm for a hopeful future. He blends the personal, cultural,and religious spheres with honesty and courage. Bob’s compelling moral vision is one that inspires me in these challenging times. On a day that you need a … Continue reading The Rev. Dr. Nancy Wilson

― The Rev. Dr. Nancy Wilson

Karl Barth famously said that preaching should be done with the Bible in one hand and the newspaper in the other. I don’t really disagree, but your book – and my own experience – suggests that, more than the newspaper, we need to pair the Bible with deep attentiveness to the “ordinary.” Your writing displays … Continue reading Rev. John Thomas, former General Minister and President, UCC

― Rev. John Thomas, former General Minister and President, UCC

Chase models for us a fresh, path-breaking, and engaging adventure that is always alert to God’s word. With surging energy, Chase probes the various ways in which God is still speaking in the rough-and-tumble world of war and hatred, humor, and moments of deep joy, mundane meetings and meaningful mishaps. Whether writing about race, his … Continue reading Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat, Spirituality & Practice

― Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat, Spirituality & Practice