The Theological Implications of Climate Control: Reflections on the Seasons of Faith

Every life is marked by moments in which reality seems to fall short of our deepest hopes and we are left with more questions than answers. In these reflections, Brian Erickson witnesses to the hope that such moments of uncertainty can give rise to a dynamic and life-giving faith. Seeking refreshing ways to bring God's story into the chaos and confusion of our everyday lives, Erickson finds that “the amazing and frightening thing about it all is that when we begin to let ourselves be formed simply by the hearing of those words, by the telling of those stories, God's story starts to be told through the events of our own lives. Our days become living scripture.” The Theological Implications of Climate Control offers a new and imaginative voice for seekers and seasoned Christians alike.

Brian Erikson is a United Methodist pastor and college chaplain. A graduate of Birmingham-Southern College and Emory University, Brian lives in Evansville, Indiana with his wife and son, where he serves as a chaplain at the University of Evansville.