Jeff will be exploring the way in which literature contributes to discussions regarding justice, identity, activism, and the human condition. Using critical analysis of current modern and contemporary texts, Jeff will examine the role that narrative plays in creating our social imagination and public dialogue.

Topics: Literature, Justice, Culture, Identity, Social Engagement

In today's world, where we are constantly bombarded by answers to everything, this book encourages us to take time to reflect upon the importance of thoughtful questioning. Jeff will explore how curiosity, investigation, and reflection assist individuals in developing their convictions, growing as a person of faith, and forming commitments to serve others.

Topics: Faith, Spiritual Development, Leadership, Personal Growth

In this interdisciplinary approach to theology and literature, Jeff will analyze how nineteenth century authors grappled with questions related to Christ, faith, imagination, and meaning.

Topics: Theology, Literature, Christology, Culture

Using his research experience working with adolescents and young adults Jeff provides insight into the emerging culture of youth and the changing methods they use to connect with faith, community, identity and belonging.

Topics: Youth Culture, Leadership, 

Popular music has always explored the very same questions that have been asked by theologians, philosophers and spiritualists for centuries. This book is an analysis of popular music as a means to access deeper meanings and understandings of hope, love, longing and faith.

Topics: Popular Culture, Music, Theology, Spirituality

Jeff uses his training in both theology and philosophy to create a framework for understanding identity, mission/culture/self.

Topics: Identity, Culture, Theology, Mission

A joint study of what young adults believe in and are hoping for as it relates to their experiences in the workplace, communities and within a place of faith.

Along with co-author Daniel Boscaljon this book will explore how institutions of higher learning can create social justice and promote civic duty and wisdom.

A multi-disciplinary look at interpreting, making meaning and understanding today's hermeneutical issues.

A scholarly contribution that examines how interdisciplinary thinking enhances dialogue among theologians, writers, philosophers and cultural thinkers.