The Twible on Fox News

Lauren Green of the Fox News video program "A Spirited Debate" interviewed me about "The Twible."

Jana Riess

January 14, 2014 at 2:13 p.m. ET

Today on FoxNews.com is a video interview I did on Friday with interviewer Lauren Green, talking about The Twible. Why tweet the Bible? What were some favorite chapters? What complaints have I gotten about the irreverent nature of the book?

I enjoyed being on the program, but you might notice that I started the interview completely out of breath. I got lost on the way to the studio in Denver (thank you, Apple Maps!) and had to run/walk about five blocks to make the interview.

Then the receptionist and I ran/walked up to the third floor and got me seated and miked with ONE MINUTE TO SPARE. And then . . . go! So you can probably tell that I was still panting.

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