Associate Professor of Theology
Andy Draycott regularly teaches an undergraduate theology course focusing on how the Holy Spirit constitutes the salvation of Christians as a churchly reality awaiting Jesus's return. He is deeply invested in the interdisciplinary integration of faith and learning, always seeking a diversity of voices, texts, and material expressions of evangelical theology to encourage students in their learning. He has worked or taught on issues as varied as evangelical social action in Brazil, theology of immigration, church and disability, and the theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer. His present research focuses on the theological, spiritual, literary and cultural legacy of John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress.
Books
“Oliver O’Donovan,” in the revised edition of The New Dictionary of Theology, eds. Martin Davie, Tim Grass, Stephen R. Holmes, John C. McDowell and T.A. Noble (IVP, 2016)
‘Cristianismo e Política’ (Christianity and Politics), Lar Cristão, Vol 173, July – September 2015, Departamento Femimino Missionário da Convenção Baptista Portuguesa, p.19-21
Articles & Chapters