Want to make sense of life? Graham Tomlin shows how the experiences we all face point to God in different ways. A powerful, counter-cultural book for millennials

Building on the success of books offering key concepts in digestible form, Graham Tomlin writes for millennials and emerging adults who are seeking to make sense of life. Each of the ten chapters focuses on a common human experience - WONDER, LOVE, SUFFERING, SACRIFICE, SOUL, FREEDOM, TOGETHERNESS, CONNECTION, CHANGE, JOY - revealing how reflection on that experience points towards the God revealed in Christ. This is not a book of apologetics in the sense that it is arguing for the truth of Christianity; instead it shows how Christianity makes sense of our experience in a remarkably coherent way, opening up a much bigger and more exciting world than secular visions, or even other religious interpretations. It is written in a deliberately non-academic and popular style, though drawing on theological resources from the past.

"Tomlin does a fine job in finding a simple structure in which weighty theological conundrums can be tackled without defence or triumph." - Church Times on 'Why Being Yourself is a Bad Idea'

"A refreshingly honest book from a theologian who clearly knows that most of society doesn’t think the way the church does, and wants to do something about it." - Church of England Newspaper on 'The Provocative Church'

"Here we have a gripping (even exciting) new approach to priesthood . . . almost every page is rich with biblical, theological, historical and practical wisdom – to be read, considered, and then read again!" - Anvil on 'The Widening Circle'