Eating That Gospel Pie
Eating That Gospel Pie: How I Survived Life, Politics, and Religion
By Dwight A. Moody
What helps a person survive when hard times come knocking at the door?
In this warm, wise, and deeply personal collection of essays, pastor, broadcaster, and storyteller Dwight A. Moody reflects on the experiences, questions, people, books, and songs that carried him through seasons of family struggle, political upheaval, religious controversy, and spiritual searching.
Drawing inspiration from a lyric by legendary songwriter John Prine, Eating That Gospel Pie serves up a rich mix of memoir, cultural commentary, book reviews, faith reflections, and observations on American life. Moody writes candidly about family, aging, church decline, race, justice, music, friendship, and the challenge of following Jesus in a fractured world.
From hikes to waterfalls and conversations at Pride events to reflections on Christian nationalism, social justice, and the changing American church, Moody invites readers into an honest journey marked by curiosity, compassion, humor, and hope. Along the way, influential voices such as C. S. Lewis, Howard Thurman, Martin Luther King Jr., Bob Dylan, Jerry Seinfeld, and John Prine help illuminate the path.
Rather than offering easy answers, Moody asks thoughtful questions and encourages readers to seek "less heat and more light." The result is a book that is both provocative and pastoral, engaging and accessible.
Whether you are a lifelong churchgoer, a spiritual seeker, a religious refugee, or simply someone trying to make sense of modern America, Eating That Gospel Pie offers companionship for the journey and a reminder that faith, music, friendship, and love still have the power to sustain us.
Honest. Thoughtful. Hopeful.
Pull up a chair and join Dwight Moody in "eating that gospel pie."
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