Theology
Hearing God, Following the Spirit Practicing Discernment in a Pluralistic Age Steven Félix-Jäger This constructive theology of culture offers a thoughtful, hopeful approach to navigating the Christian faith in a distracted, pluralis- tic, and misinformed age. In this timely book, theologian Steven Félix-Jäger takes on the many challenges the church faces today—such as post-truth secularism, pluralism, political tribalism, and the anxiety of living with unanswered questions to our deepest concerns—and shows readers how to cultivate the spiritual discipline of discernment. By tuning in to the Holy Spirit who dwells within us, and practicing spiritual disciplines, we can hear God and join in Christ’s work in our messy world. Ideal for study groups and classrooms, each chapter includes discussion questions, key terms, and reflection exercises. “In this compelling book readers can find a biblical, culturally attuned, and practical approach to hearing God’s voice to make a difference in our world.” —Ed Stetzer, Talbot School of Theology “Every generation needs its teachers who speak their language to interpret the times and help them learn to hear the voice of their Creator above the noise around them. In this era of constant dis- traction and disruption, Félix-Jäger cuts through the chaos with a sound that is clear and that guides the reader to recognize the trustworthy voice that matters most.” —Tammy Dunahoo, Portland Seminary, George Fox University “A thoughtful, timely, and engaging book on the crucial subject of Christian discernment in a pluralistic and post-truth age. This is a significant and rich contribution to an important conversation, and even readers who approach some of these issues from different theological traditions will find this volume stimulating, instructive, and well worth careful engagement.” —John C. Peckham, Andrews University “A thoughtful and accessible work created to help a generation not get lost in the wilderness. I definitely recommend.” —Jessie Cruickshank, pastor, founder of Whoology, and author of Ordinary Discipleship: How God Wires Us for the Adventure of Transformation “Beautifully written and full of rich insight and philosophical depth, this book delivers complex concepts in easy-to-digest forms and provides creative and theologically grounded strategies to help us fully engage with what the Spirit is saying today.” —Tania M. Harris, practical theologian, author, and director of God Conversations, Sydney, Australia
OCTOBER 2026 • 200 pp. • $24.99p • 9781540970329
Steven Félix-Jäger (PhD, University of Wales) is associate profes- sor of systematic theology at Vanguard University. A visual artist, songwriter, and music producer, he is the author of several books, including How to Worship for All Its Worth , The Problem and Promise of Freedom , Renewal Worship , and the coauthored volume Renew- ing Christian Worldview . He is as an associate editor for Pneuma , cohosts the TikTok Theology podcast, and serves as worship pastor at Pasadena Foursquare Church.
ALSO BY THE AUTHOR THE PROBLEM AND PROMISE OF FREEDOM 240 pp. • $26.99p • 9781540968142
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