The Lord's Radio

The book explores the origins and evolution of evangelical Christianity in America, tracing its roots to the rise of radio as a medium for mass communication. It highlights how evangelicalism transitioned from early 20th-century fundamentalism to a culturally engaged movement, particularly through the influence of prominent radio evangelists and songwriters. By utilizing primary sources such as writings, recordings, and songbooks, the narrative provides a rich historical ethnography of the evangelical subculture and its impact on American society.