Books - Andrew Moody

In Light of the Son

“In the Light of the Son” is a superb example of theology of the best sort. Andrew takes the simple but profound truth that the Father loves the Son and helps us to see all reality through this glorious prism.”
— Rory Shiner —

“This book will help you wonder, love and praise: it will also inform and train you to talk with others about God and Christ.”
— Peter Adam —

“Though it is a short book, it opens the mind and heart to the biggest idea … it shows how the doctrine of the Trinity is the fruitful centre of the gospel itself.
— Robert Forsyth —

Tales of the Pirate Gospel

A short read but a very satisfying one. You can get the Word of God in different settings and slang and it is still powerful … I can just imagine the pirates sitting around a campfire being told these stories in this fashion.
— Peter Younghusband —

Based on the Gospel of Mark (the shortest, and most fast-paced of the biblical gospels) “Tales of the Pirate Gospel” fairly flies along, and it is quite feasible that this could be read in one sitting … It is actually surprisingly powerful, and at times the connections between the original source material and the pirate dressing are eerie.
— J. Churchland —

The Blood Miles (forthcoming)

I love Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress and so when I heard that Andrew Moody was writing a post-apocalyptic transformation of the story, I just had to get my hands on it. And it did not disappoint! The world of the Autonomous Zone is vivid and richly imagined, its characters diverse and beautifully rendered, its insights into human nature mature and incisive. Not only that, but the deep spiritual truths to be mined from these pages left me thinking about the story for some time after I finished it. A book as thought-provoking and spiritually rich as the beloved Christian classic it is based on, but with its own original flair and fresh application for modern issues, The Blood Miles is a story to be devoured in one sitting, then closely contemplated over many more.

— J. J. Fischer, author of The Nightingale Trilogy and The Soul Mark Duology —

In Light of the Son

What does it mean to call Jesus the Son of God? What does that have to do with us? Absolutely everything.

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The Will of Him Who Sent Me

My doctoral thesis on how the human life of Jesus relates to his divine sonship. You can get a very simplified gist here.

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Tales of the Pirate Gospel

Fancy reading Mark’s Gospel in Pirate language with a piratey map and piratey parables? This be yer trove, shipmate.

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“Christ & Creation …”

In this contribution to Revelation and Reason in Christian Theology, I attempt to map the outlines of an orthodox and biblical form of “Cosmic Christology.”

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“The Hidden Centre”

“The Hidden Centre“ is an essay exploring some aspects of the negative theology of Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury.

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The Blood Miles

What would you get if you mashed-up Pilgrim’s Progress and a 21st century post-apocalyptic road movie?
You’d get The Blood Miles.
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