Steven D. Paulson

Theology

“Paul Zahl has grown a community around him whose appreciation is poured out in these remarkable essays, which not only describe but give words of comfort for troubled souls. Theology can still be a living fountain, so behold in these words what surprises God gives to the unexpecting and undeserving.”

Cross Narratives

Theology

“Any theologian who is willing to pay attention to Martin Luther on Christ's Presence is by necessity exciting. Especially when that theologian takes seriously the ubiquitous presence of the crucified Christ to his sinners that concerns not Christ's presence to us, but ours to Him. Neal Anthony's theological exploration is indeed exciting. Read freely.”

Hermeneutical Theology and the Imperative of Public Ethics

Theology

“In this book, Paul Chung makes the case for a public ethical approach to God, humanity, and the world. In rich and complex readings of classic and contemporary thinkers, he argues for a Trinitarian understanding of God's mission as God's economy―calling for a new approach to ethical discipleship that takes seriously the reality of world Christianity and the postcolonial challenges it presents." ―Lois Malcolm, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology, Luther Seminary "This book is a crowning achievement for Chung's ongoing work to build a truly Lutheran, confessional mission that is neither insulated denominationally nor a mere repetition of past mistakes of the church as an extension of a colonial empire. Chung's voice is unique and reaches its highest note in this text in which he finally brings out the effect of God's mission for public theology--one that will not merely interpret the world, but truly change it.”

Martin Luther's Theology

Theology

“An exquisite, scholarly presentation of Luther's theology and, at the same time, an original contribution in systematic theology. What a fitting culmination of Bayer's painstaking work over forty years in the field of Luther research. . . The translation by Thomas Trapp is lively and faithful both to Bayer and Luther, making this book read like a good novel. . . Profound and accessible, practical and faithful to the complexity of Luther's theology and preaching, Bayer's masterpiece will inform and inspire and set the bar for Luther research and theology itself in the years to come.”

Martin Luther’s Hidden God

Apologetics

Foreword

“Pastor Landrum’s book on the hidden God is filled with the power and life of Luther’s own discoveries. It not only gives us a great theological insight, but it does this in a way to make us all better preachers. That is what Luther wanted, and what you will gain from Landrum’s treatment of the most important matter in all of theology and life: what God is doing with us sinners beyond the law.”