Christianity in a crisis-shaped world

Endorsements:

“In clear, direct, and vigorous prose, Jesse Zink situates the crisis of the church
in the context of the global crises of climate, economics, and migration, and
gives a clear-eyed response. Facing squarely our objective uncertainty regarding
the world’s future, his fifteen theses outline concrete acts of Christian witness
shaped by the certainty of God’s enduring faithfulness.”
—Ian McFarland, Robert W. Woodruff Professor of Theology,
Candler School of Theology, Emory University

“Jesse Zink describes the crises of our time, inside and outside the church, with
the particularity of local stories that are filled with authenticity and immediacy.
Despite these challenges, named with sometimes blunt clarity, he maintains
an encouraging focus on what is hopeful and faithful, calling us to practices
that will ground the church for the future.”
—Linda Nicholls, former primate of the Anglican Church of Canada

“These theses present a way of finding God’s insistent vision for a church in
need of thinking—no, of living!—bigger and with more hope than we have
dared to in recent generations. An astute and resolutely clear-eyed student
of both church and society, Zink presents the world-saving eschatological
promise of the gospel of Jesus Christ while avoiding gimmick or game. Indeed,
we have little time for such distractions in these last days.”
—A. Robert Hirschfeld, Bishop of New Hampshire

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