This is a deep, profound and wise book: deep because it explores the realities of the Christian way; profound because it engages with the wonders of Christian truth; wise because it shows us how to step more fully into the gracious life of Christ. -- Christopher Cocksworth, Bishop of Coventry
It is rare to find an author who can capture the nature of vocation with such care and candour, and articulate what a sense of God's call to ministry might actually be about. Jeremy Worthen has combined his deep pastoral wisdom, grounded spirituality and superb scholarly insight to bring us a book that is rich, accessible and wise. -- Martyn Percy, Principal, Ripon College Cuddesdon
No one could fail to benefit from this clear and accessible study and to be changed by it - it's a portable retreat. Searching and profound, yet gently and companionable, this is a distinguished book and should be read by Christians of all traditions, especially those involved in formal ministry or considering it. -- Paul Avis, Canon Theologian, Exeter Cathedral
This book emerges from years of experience and offers a thoughtful, wise and learned approach to the vital topic of how people can be formed as Christians in a complex and fast-changing world. -- Graham Tomlin, Dean, St Mellitus College
In this elegantly written book Jeremy Worthen weaves together theology, psychology and biblical exegesis to present a finely crafted insight into the process of Christian formation today. I heartily commend it to all readers but in particular anyone who has ever asked themselves the question: 'What is God calling me to in my life?' -- Peter Tyler, Reader in Pastoral Theology and Spirituality, St Mary's University College
