He has published eleven books, over 75 scholarly essays, book chapters, articles, and reviews, and hundreds of magazine articles and opinion pieces. His books include the award-winning Kingdom Ethics, as well as Righteous Gentiles of the Holocaust and Only Human. He was the principal drafter of both the Evangelical Climate Initiative (2006) and the Evangelical Declaration Against Torture (2007).
Right now Dr. Gushee is involved in several nationally significant consultations and projects. These include Evangelical-Catholic dialogue on the common good, the Biblical Security Consultation on nuclear weapons, the National Association of Evangelicals-Harvard joint effort on climate change, and The Center for Theological Inquiry International Law Consultation.
Currently, Dr. Gushee’s research interests focus on issues emerging at the intersection between Christian faith, ethics and public policy. He published two books in 2008, The Future of Faith in American Politics (Baylor University Press) and The Scholarly Vocation and the Baptist Academy (Mercer University Press). His next book project, with Eerdmans Press, explores the theological and ethical roots and implications of belief in the sanctity of human life.




