John Moe Books in Order

Liberal radio commentator John Moe spends a month immersing himself in conservative media, culture, and conversations to test whether his politics can change. His humorous experiment follows encounters with political figures and everyday symbols of conservatism while probing the assumptions behind partisan identity.

This four session adult Bible study explores Christian readings of Old Testament people, events, and promises as witnesses to Jesus. Studies of Abraham, Moses, and scriptural interpretation connect biblical passages with applications for faith and further study, following the format of Concordia’s Insight series.

John Moe invents letters, messages, and other correspondence from familiar pop culture figures, imagining what they might say beyond their well known stories. The comic collection revisits movies, music, and entertainment through private exchanges that give recognizable characters and icons unexpected voices.

This parody imagines a collection of Hillary Clinton’s supposedly recovered private emails. John Moe uses invented correspondence to satirize political life and public fascination with concealed messages, presenting a comic fictional dossier built around the controversy surrounding her email records.

John Moe combines his experience of depression and its impact on his family with stories gathered through his comedy and mental health podcast. His memoir examines illness, loss, and the difficulty of discussing suffering, finding humor and connection in candid accounts of living with depression.