David Wilkinson

An Uncertain Certainty

Christian Living

“Graham Buxton is earthed in everyday ministry, life, and politics, and it is in that context that he inspires theological thinking of the highest quality. Both thoroughly biblical and thoroughly sensitive to contemporary culture, here you will find both grace and truth.”

Dancing in the Dark, Revised Edition

Theology

“The best guides to ministry have theological depth, an openness to learning from many disciplines, a pastoral heart, and an honesty about its joys and frustrations. This book encapsulates those qualities because it is written by a practitioner and theologian who has lived and embodied such qualities.”

Evolution and Holiness

Science & Faith

“So many Christian books on evolution are purely defensive. Here Matthew Hill has both critique and constructive dialogue with cutting-edge science, showing how theology—and Wesleyan theology in particular—can both contribute to and learn from science in the exciting pursuit to be fully human.”

Following

Christian Living

“This book embodies the Jesus way to see and be in the digital environment. Written as a partnership between a digital immigrant and a digital native, this book shows how the good news of Jesus affirms the good, critiques the dangers, and subverts some of the hidden assumptions of this new virtual land. It is therefore essential reading both for those who are disciples of Jesus and for those who want to know what twenty-first-century discipleship can be.”

From Billiard Balls to Bishops

Science & Faith

“From Billiard Balls to Bishops explores an often-neglected area: the relationship of science and worship. Too often science and religion are presented as a pure and at times boring intellectual pursuit. But the Christian doctrine of creation is deeply embedded in the joy and excitement of worship of the Creator. Drawing on extensive experience as a scientist, Kenneth Miles introduces us to the joy of science and worship.”

God, Humanity, and the Universe

Science & Faith

“Here is an important contribution to cosmology and theology. It engages with the contemporary big issues in the field, explores its wider significance for culture and environmental responsibility, and most importantly brings the rich and sometimes underrepresented tradition of Eastern Orthodox theology to the field.”

Heaven, Science, and the Last Things

Theology

“Colin Craston describes himself as in heaven's 'waiting room.' Sometimes I have had my most profound conversations in waiting rooms-short, to the point, and illuminating as they come from a different perspective. You will find this book rather like one of these conversations with a man of great experience and insight.”

Hellfire and Destruction

Theology

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Invisible Kingdom

Arts & Literature

“A song’s significance lies in between the intention of the composer and its reception by the audience. Rather like a biblical passage, both can be amplified by a skilled and passionate commentator. In this book, biblical scholar Richard Briggs shares his passion for the Waterboys to skillfully reveal theological wisdom—a book not just for fans but for all those who are committed to see God at work in the world.”

Motioning the Way

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Motioning the Way is a compelling antidote to the rush and superficiality of preparing for Christmas. It has great depth in challenging us to encounter fully the One born in a stable. Andrew Krauss combines his theological expertise with experience of working with this material in a local church, asking us to consider time and give time in our Advent journey.”

Rewired

Science & Faith

“This is a timely book--where the question of what it means to be human stands alongside questions of conversion and Christian mission in contemporary culture. Paul Markham brings these questions together with a depth that takes seriously both modern neuroscience and pastoral sensitivity. A book for theologians in the field of science and religion, as well as a book for preachers, evangelists, and pastors.”

Science and Christianity

Science & Faith

“A good book on science and faith needs to be written by someone who has a feel for science from the experience of working it, combined with a depth of theological understanding, and the lightness of touch to make it readable and exciting. Tim Reddish has written this kind of good book.”

The Bible Reading of Young Evangelicals

“The importance of young evangelicals in the leadership of church and society, both present and future, should not be underestimated and consequently what they actually believe is of both academic and pastoral concern. Ruth Perrin's ground-breaking research gives both new data and insightful interpretation to help us all in this task.”

Theology and Science Fiction

Theology

“Those of us who enjoy science fiction take its nature very seriously. And those of us who are excited by Christian faith take the Bible very seriously. There is therefore no better commentator to explore the relationship between theology and science fiction than James McGrath, a serious biblical scholar and science fiction fan who embodies the joy and excitement of the relationship in this accessible and insightful book.”

Viva Vox

Preaching & Worship

“Preaching is much more than we often expect or experience it to be. In this book, Joshua Genig helps us to see its central role in discipleship and in being the church through its ability to transform us through participation with Jesus.”

Worship and the World to Come

Preaching & Worship

“Worship songs have a profound influence on the contemporary church both enriching our understanding of the gospel and sometimes corrupting it. In this unique and outstanding book Glenn Packiam, composer, worship leader, and theologian, aids our comprehension of how worship should help us envisage and live in the world that Jesus has already inaugurated.”