Category Archives: Dietrich Bonhoeffer

Discipleship on Whose Terms?

Continuing my recent Bonhoeffer kick, Ive been digging back into his classic book Discipleship. Check out this section: Discipleship without Jesus Christ is choosing one’s own path.  It could be an ideal path or a martyr’s path, but it is … Continue reading

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Review of Bonhoeffer by Metaxas

I’ve been working for several weeks on a biography of Dietrich Bonhoeffer by Eric Metaxas, and have just finished it.  I’m a fan. First Impressions Expecting a popular level biography, I was suprised initially by the length of Metaxas’s work. … Continue reading

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Youth Pastor Bonhoeffer

Dietrich Bonhoeffer was executed by the Nazis sixty-five years ago today. Bonhoeffer is arguably one of the most significant theologians of the past century, making real contributions to ecclesiology and ethics in particular.  (This little book is my favorite, if … Continue reading

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Bonhoeffer, the Young Minister

I’ve been reading a pretty good biography on Dietrich Bonhoeffer. I’ll post a fuller review later, but I want to comment on something I’ve found exceptionally encouraging in the early chapters. Particularly as I prepare for a ministry transition, the … Continue reading

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