Jason Sexton

Scholarly praise:

"A dynamic young scholar." -- Kevin Starr, University of Southern California

"Jason has hit upon a particular moment in which the type of interdisciplinary inquiry that includes theology is becoming recognized as an important approach to understanding culture."  -- Richard Flory, USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture

"Dr. Sexton's impressive array of interdisciplinary scholarly publications mark him out as one of the leading penal anthropologists in California." -- Robert Chao-Romero, UCLA Department of Chicano Studies

Media mentions:

"California+religion is about the most hopeful suite of short essays I've read in a long time." -- Steve Katz, Publisher, Mother Jones, tweet on Winter 2015 issue of Boom: A Journal of California, guest ed. by Jason Sexton

New Projects:

Prison Church

Kevin Starr

The Trinitarian Theology of Stanley J. Grenz (Bloomsbury)

"Jason Sexton's patient attention to the Trinitarian theology of Stanley Grenz offers many rewards." -- Mark A. Noll, University of Notre Dame
"The study is intriguing and bridges a gap in the investigation of the evolution of Grenz’s thought." -- Brian Harris
"Original and innovative, making a contribution to our understanding of Grenz as a theologian, and to American Evangelicalism." -- Alister McGrath, Oxford University
"Makes a substantial contribution to assessment of Grenz’s thought, as well as to a wider account of evangelical theology of the Trinity in the later twentieth century." -- Paul S. Fiddes, Oxford University

Four Views on the Mission of the Church (Zondervan)

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Theology and California (Routledge)

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Two Views on the Doctrine of the Trinity (Zondervan)

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The End of Theology (Fortress Press)

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Revisioning, Renewing, Rediscovering the Triune Center (Cascade)