Bold, plain-spoken theology from Pittsburgh
The Truth is Bold.
Long-form writing, three podcasts, and the books of Parrhesian Press, from the pastors and friends of Beverly Heights in Pittsburgh. Nothing hedged, nothing flattered.
This week
The newest essay, episode, and book, in one place.
Latest essay
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The Sentence That Changed My Life
I studied under Byron Bitar at Geneva College. One sentence in his ethics textbook baptized my moral imagination, and it still shapes how I teach.
New from Parrhesian Press
God and His Household
Overcoming egalitarianism in the evangelical church. Now in paperback.
Writing
A column
O’Bservations
Tom O’Boyle spent forty years in the news business before he found the good news. His report on the church, the town, and the state of things.
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Latest:
Summer of the Dueling Fourths
Podcasts
Three shows. Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, or right here.
The Parrhesian Podcast
Long-form conversation on the church and the culture. Nate Devlin and Peter Chace, with guests.
We Make Christians
Short weekly episodes from the pastors of Beverly Heights on the church’s first job.
Parrhesian Press
Books written in bold fashion, in an age that prefers evasion.
God and His Household
Overcoming egalitarianism in the evangelical church. Now in paperback and on Kindle.
New essays and episodes, by email.
No schedule, no filler. When something is published, you hear about it.
About parrhesia
“The Greek word is parrhesia, which means forthright truth-telling. One who speaks with parrhesia doesn’t flatter, manipulate, or use rhetorical tricks. He speaks fearlessly, even when addressing powerful people.”
Peter Leithart