Graham is a Northern College tutor, programme leader for the MA and ordained Congregational minister, who teaches Mission Studies in the context of global Christianity and religious diversity and dialogue. His research interests include the kingdom of God as ‘holy anarchy’, mission in the context of Empire, and human and divine childlikeness.
Adams, G. (2024 forthcoming), God the Child: small, weak and curious subversions, London: SCM
Adams, G. (2024 forthcoming), ‘Mission in the colonial matrix of adult power: Childlikeness as way, truth and life’, in Benjamin Aldous, Peniel Rajkumar, Harvey Kwiyani and Victoria Turner (eds), ‘Lived’ Mission in 21st Century Britain: Ecumenical and Postcolonial Perspectives, London: SCM
Adams, G. (2022) Holy Anarchy: Dismantling domination, Embodying community, Loving strangeness, London: SCM
Adams, G. (2022) ‘Glimpses of God’s Dis/Abled Domain: Rising Up against Empire in small steps / huge leaps’, in Jione Havea (ed.) Dissension and Tenacity: Doing Theology with Nerves, Lexington Books / Fortress Academic
Adams, G. (2019). Theology of religions: Through the lens of ‘truth-as-openness.’ New York: Brill.
Adams, G. (2017). Justice is the heart of faith: Truth in a world of propaganda. In V. Vellem., P. Sheerattan-Bisnauth and P. Vinod Peacock, Bible and theology from underside of Empire (pp. 33-46). South Africa: African Sun Media. [E-book]
Adams, G. (2017). Doubting Empire: Growing as faithful children. In V. Vellem., P. Sheerattan-Bisnauth and P. Vinod Peacock, Bible and theology from underside of Empire (pp. 83-92). South Africa: African Sun Media. [E-book]
Adams, G. (2015). How to assess religions – the importance of being scandalous [Lecture].
Adams, G. (2010). Christ and the other: In dialogue with Hick and Newbigin. Surrey: Ashgate.