Brett McCracken definitely has his finger on the pulse of hipster Christianity. I really enjoyed this because the subject is something that is very relevant to me as a pastor. The urge to be “cool” in order to attract a crowd is very tempting. It’s not really who I am, but it’s something that I truly have sought to adjust to in order to stay with the times. McCracken describes hipster Christianity, dissects hipster Christianity, and develops his vision of how genuine, counter-cultural, biblical Christianity will always be “cool” to those it is reaching. I found myself agreeing. ***3 stars.
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