Book review: People’s Christianity
Tom Wilson explores an engaging read which digs deep into lived Christianity from a Catholic perspective.
Book review: No Wastelands
Jonny Baker recommends Ash Barker's rich and deep handbook for "growing seedbeds of urban shalom".
Book review: Constructing Mission History
Steve Taylor enjoys a fresh and less stereotyped account of mission history from Stanley Skreslet.
Book review: A Primer in Christian Ethics
Luke Bretherton paints a bold and persuasive vision for ethics and human flourishing, says James Butler.
Book review: A Just Mission
Cathy Ross heartily recommends an uneasy read from Mekdes Haddis that unmasks so much of our hubris around mission.
Book review: The Surprising African Jesus
An illuminating introduction to Afua Kuma, theologian whose work is oral, contextual and deeply embedded in its African grassroots
Book review: Practicing Faith
Rosie Hopley on a thought-provoking collection of essays exploring how theology and social vocation can integrate and enrich one another.
Book review: René Padilla, What is Integral Mission?
A fine starting point for engaging with Padilla’s work and his legacy of integral mission, particularly for church groups, says James Butler
Book review: Flourishing in Tensions
James Butler struggles to recommend Michael Bräutigam's textbook discipleship, thought there were nuggets which captured his imagination.
Book review: The Evangelical Quadrilateral Vols 1 and 2
A collection from a past master shows the value of history for evangelicals, says Philip Lockley.
