Bonhoeffer on the Christian Life: From the Cross, for the World (Theologians on the Christian Life)

“Dietrich Bonhoeffers life illustrates the truth that Gods power is made perfect in our weakness. His courageous stand against the Nazi regime is a powerful testament to his cross-centered theology and belief that weakness is the starting point for Christian spirituality. With insight, clarity, and wisdom, Stephen Nichols guides us through the life and work of this humble yet heroic pastor, whose example shows that all Christian living flows from Gods grace in the cross of Christ.”

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“Bonhoeffer was a unique man who understood the power of both conviction and compassion, clarity and ambiguity, narrative and poetry. Through this man the church is powerfully reminded that all theology is lived theology. In this book, Steve Nichols takes us into Bonhoeffers complex world and offers a rich set of reflections on such crucial themes as cross, community, and the living Word. Here the reader discovers a wonderful mixture of fair-minded historical reconstruction and wise pastoral counsel.”

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“Human weakness paves the way for Gods grace. So writes Stephen Nichols, using Dietrich Bonhoeffer as a guide to the Christian life. But how could a man who stood up to Hitler be considered weak? Thats what makes Bonhoeffer so fascinating, and why he deserves your attention. Nichols helpfully brings Bonhoeffers Christ-centered insights to bear on issues where we need to grow in grace, such as confession, freedom, and love.”

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“This book will quicken your pulse as you are drawn into the story and the example of Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Stephen Nichols brings a long and complex life to a point of ongoing personal application. This book prompted me to pray for the kind of courage that comes only after intense communion with the living God. Read and be strengthened.”

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“How I rejoice to see thinkers of Stephen Nichols's caliber applying their fine minds to the life and thought of the inimitable Dietrich Bonhoeffer. Theres so much yet to be written about this great man. A hungry readership awaits!”

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