Gareth Jones

Mysterion Seeking Understanding

Preaching & Worship

“This compelling volume asks and answers profound questions about both God’s sacramental nature and how that same sacramentality is the only abiding, Christian way to experience creation. In the process, these dynamic essays challenge us to fulfil our original responsibilities to God’s kingdom by living and believing sacramentally. It is hard to think of a better collection of essays centered upon these urgent issues facing today’s church.”

Reasonable Radical?

Theology

“If the church is permanently in crisis—necessarily so in light of its eschatological character—then it requires lucid and shrewd interpreters like Martyn Percy to mediate its critical engagement with society. This collection is therefore both timely and ambitious in its scope, insights, and humanity, and the balance is impressive and substantial. It takes some courage to be so liberal in today’s Anglican Communion, but Percy’s work shows how relevant that struggle remains.”

The Serendipity of Hope

“Christian educators need hope right now, and the contributors in this intelligent, humane volume offer a shrewd range of places to find it. Pragmatic yet pushing back against the creeping exclusion of religion from higher education, The Serendipity of Hope offers a compelling vision of what our colleges and universities might look like if they rediscover—and honor in action—their founding values and legacies.”