Alan Noble
O. Alan Noble is an Associate Professor of English at Oklahoma Baptist University with a rich and varied background.
Homeschooled in Lancaster, California, he pursued music before pivoting to English, eventually earning his doctorate from Baylor University, where he specialized in American fiction and Charles Taylor's work on secularism.
A co-founder of Christ and Pop Culture, he has written for major outlets including The Atlantic, Christianity Today, and First Things.
Noble is also an activist voice in evangelical political discourse.
He lives in Oklahoma City with his wife Brittany and their three children.
