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JonathanMerritt has been a member of Linktree for 7 years and joined in July 2019. Besides social media accounts, JonathanMerritt has populated their site with Favorite Book of Last Year: Zero to the Bone, 20 Underrated Christmas Songs You Need to Hear This Holiday Season, Order MY GUNCLE AND ME, 10 Commandments for Reading and Interpreting the Bible — Jonathan Merritt, 5 Guidelines to Maintain a Relationship Despite Disagreement — Jonathan Merritt, The Mystic Jesus, Conservative Women Have a New Phyllis Schlafly, Jonathan’s interview on GMA “Faith Friday”, That Sounds Fun with Annie Downs - “Unconditional Love” with Dr. James and Jonathan Merritt, NPR Interview on Morning Edition, Nearly half of LGBTQ adults are religious, U.S. study finds, Pastors, Priests, & Guides Retreat, Ally Fallon + Jonathan Merritt: Permission to Be Known, 'The Stories God Tells' Tour with Matthew Paul Turner, Iconoclast Podcast: Out, Free and Still Christian, “Conservative Christians just lost their scholarly trump card on same-sex relationships”, You Will Always Belong, Black Liturgies by Cole Arthur Riley, 20 Underrated Christmas Songs You Need to Hear This Holiday Season, Steve Martin Lost His Virginity to a Bestselling Christian Author (And Other Things I Learned from His Memoir), Faith Does Not Live by Answers Alone, Southern Baptists rid themselves of women pastors, their latest self-inflicted wound, How a Warby Parker Optometrist Saved My Eyesight (Or, Some Thoughts About Miracles), New Column: “Can evangelicalism survive its white, straight, conservative victory?”, Living Centered Podcast: "Living Centered at the Intersection of Spirituality and Trauma”, Jonathan’s Newsletter: Top faith + culture stories, book recs & more, “The Lives We Actually Have” Book, “Proposal on second date leads to marriage of 47 years”, “Touch the Earth” by Drew Jackson, Pastors, Priests, & Guides, “God Is” by Mallory Wyckoff, Space for Faith Podcast - Eucharist Reflection, Richard Rohr’s “Falling Upward”, My Website.