Everyone is reading John Mark Comer. That’s only mild hyperbole. As my friend Brad East has written: “My students appear not only to be reading him but to be reading no one else. Once it was Lewis and Chesterton, then Schaeffer and Stott and Packer, and then Piper and Keller. Now it’s Comer’s world, and we’re all just living in it.”
Comer’s books appear …
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