Ira Glass on the Compassionate Realism of 'Come Sunday' | Sojourners

Ira Glass on the Compassionate Realism of 'Come Sunday'

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"The Carlton story was appealing partly because it's just an amazing story about a man standing up for what he believes in, and then he just loses everything. It's a very old-fashioned kind of cinematic story. Then it was exciting that the entire story takes place in the church. There aren't outsiders at all. It's evangelicals talking to other evangelicals."

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