My most recent book is Healthy Faith in the Coronavirus Crisis, from InterVarsity Press, which I co-edited with Kristi Mair. Contributors include Krish Kandiah, Rachel Turner, John Wyatt, Kate Wharton, Mark Meynell, and Tom Wright. Click on the image below to purchase, or scroll down to find out about my previous two books.
My previous book, Campus Lights: Students Living and Speaking for Jesus Around the World (Muddy Pearl, 2019), is the literary equivalent of a TED Talk on global Christian student movements.
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship President Tom Lin describes Campus Lights as ‘an eye-opening look at campus ministries around the globe – full of stories designed to inspire you, challenge you, and equip you, as you engage universities in your own contexts.’
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My first book, The Myth of the Non-Christian: Engaging Atheists, Nominal Christians and the Spiritual But Not Religious was published by InterVarsity Press (USA) in 2016.
Leonard Sweet calls it ‘the new go-to book for contextual apologetics’, while Alan Hirsch describes it as ‘a top-class book’ which will help readers ‘rethink evangelism in light of the increasingly missionary situation of the church in our time’.
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Luke Cawley 