Samuel serves as associate acquisitions editor at Crossway Books. He is a regular contributor to First Things and The Gospel Coalition, and his writing has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and National Review. Samuel and his wife, Emily, live in Louisville, Ky., with their two children.
Samuel D. James | A fragmented writing style can easily give rise to unsound thinking and unsound doctrine
Samuel D. James | The high-profile movement to protect women turned out to have feeble foundations
Samuel D. James | A Christian anthropology helps us understand the internet’s limitations
Samuel D. James | Will we see the progressive revival die out in the wake of Donald Trump’s victory?
Samuel D. James | When a study on children and gender didn’t turn out as expected, its results were suppressed
Samuel D. James | Its creation of Instagram accounts with limits for teens is a step in the right direction
Old fashioned dating within local and church communities offers better results for finding a spouse
Samuel D. James | The technology’s efficiency and abundance of choice have not led to wedding bells for young singles
Samuel D. James | It’s time to recognize the dangers of social media—especially to young people
Samuel D. James | TikTok’s problems are deeper than China
