"Anyone honestly searching for the truth eventually finds that it is the searcher, not the truth, who is lost."
Whether you’re a seeker, skeptic, or believer, The Subjective God opens doors to a faith both personal and profound: a journey where holiness is not an escape from reality, but a participation in its deepest meaning.
"To live by faith is not to imagine a better world—it is to awaken to the one already unfolding under God's hand."
The Haniel Texts is a spiritually rich, narrative that explores the unseen war for human destiny through the lens of angelic correspondence. Blending theology, imagination, and poetic insight, it presents a compelling vision of human purpose in the midst of suffering, and faith.
"If we don’t understand God’s ethic, how can we lay a foundation of our own?"
Utopia and Dystopia... neither are a true reflection of Western society's varied cycles. What we do observe is Mesotopia. A slow, steady upward trend toward technological advance, social order, individual liberty, opportunity, education, and public health.
"Bearing witness to the truth."
Alan leads Firebrand Church in Port Orchard, Washington. Below is a link to Firebrand's sermons.
Alan R Jones is a writer, theologian, and creative thinker whose work bridges the ancient and the contemporary, bringing fresh voice to enduring questions of meaning, faith, and wonder. Alan preaches regularly at Firebrand Church, which he and his wife founded in 2014. Known for weaving biblical depth with philosophical insight and poetic rhythm, Alan invites audiences on a journey through the “mesotopia”: the radical middle ground where intellect, irony, and faith converge.
As the author of The Subjective God and The Haniel Texts and other works exploring the mysteries of divine providence, biblical structure, and the art of chiasm, Alan crafts prose and poetry that are both approachable and profound. His writing draws inspiration from a mix of influences—C.S. Lewis, Kierkegaard, Heiser, and classic literature—balancing humor, honesty, and deep theological reflection.