What is Public Theology?
"[Public theology] is the study of public relevance of religious thought and practice...It is both an academic discipline and ecclesial discourse, in that it seeks to comment and critically reflect from a theological perspective on aspects of public life such as economics, politics, culture, and media."
- Elaine Graham, Between a Rock and a Hard Place : Public Theology in a Post-Secular Age (London: SCM, 2013), xix.
Appointments with Bonhoeffer : personal faith and public responsibility in a fragmenting world by 
A Free Church, a Holy Nation: Abraham Kuyper's American Public Theology by 
Habermas, Modernity, and Public Theology by 
One Holy and Happy Society : the public theology of Jonathan Edwards by 
Salvation in the World by 
Awaiting the King: reforming public theology by 
Christ and Culture by 
Collected works in public theology (series) by 
Engaging the World with Abraham Kuyper by 
Lost and Found : public theology in the secular age by 
A Public Faith : how followers of Christ should serve the common good by 
Reformed Public Theology by 
The Spirit and the Common Good : shared flourishing in the image of God by 
Between a Rock and a Hard Place : public theology in a post-secular age by 
The Way of Christ in Culture by 
Bonhoeffer, Christ and Culture by 
Francis Schaeffer by 
On Kuyper: a collection of readings on the life, work & legacy of Abraham Kuyper by 
The Spirit in Public Theology: appropriating the legacy of Abraham Kuyper. by