Books In Review: Bonhoeffer’s loves Charles Marsh brings readers closer to Dietrich Bonhoeffer than, at the very least, any prior biographer writing in English. by John G. Turner July 29, 2014
Feature Thunderous yes: Preaching to the Easter crowds Our guests know that resurrection defies logic. That is why they come sidling through our doors—every one of them comes hoping for it. by Matt Fitzgerald April 10, 2014
Feature Something old, something new: Innovation in theological education Why is theological education necessary? What are the conditions of its fruitfulness? Such questions are both basic and perplexing. by L. Gregory Jones February 10, 2014
Books In Review: The Collected Sermons of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, edited by Isabel Best These sermons, selected and introduced by Isabel Best, range in time from Bonhoeffer's pastoral tenure in Barcelona to a few months after the start of World War II. reviewed by Barry Harvey December 6, 2012
Books In Review: The Reluctant Revolutionary: Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Collision with Prusso-German History reviewed by Robert Cornwall April 6, 2010