“This book is a useful contribution to the field of Practical Theology, informed by the authors’ extensive experience of enabling people to engage with the transformative potential of theological reflection. It advocates for a conversational, four-source method and gives detailed guidance on how to use the model within the context of group reflections. Especially helpful are the discussions of how the method can inform biblical studies, preaching and reflective practice, and will be of relevance both for ministers-in-training and established ministerial practitioners.” -- Helen Collins, Tutor in Pastoral and Ministerial Studies, Trinity College, Bristol

'This book is a  banqueting table groaning with goodies. Like any good meal, or effective  theological reflection, this is a rich shared experience, so pull up a chair.  This will nourish practical theologians, preachers and teachers as we refine our various approaches. It will feed poets, enable facilitators of parish debate, and offer sustenance to all who seek God in the earth of the everyday. It offers dishes flavoured with thought, practicality and wisdom; a nourishing feast.' -- Revd Dr Kate Bruce.Visiting Fellow at St Johns College, homiletician and RAF chaplain