Gerhard Forde
The following is a list of my top Mockingbird theology books of 2012 (in no […]
Perusing our archives the other day, I was surprised to discover that we’ve never quoted […]
I was thinking this week about how Christians tend to think about “dying to self”. […]
Gerhard Forde, Justification by Faith: A Matter of Death and Life, pg. 24 The gospel […]
This piece comes from Mockingbird friend Jason Redcay. After I became a Christian, I still […]
Bad PR dies hard. Somehow, the word got out that Christianity is about moral reform […]
I’ve been enjoying gettin’ a little funky (for a pasty white guy) with NPR’s Snap […]
Being hung up on personal spiritual progress is a problem. Why? Because it’s an indication […]
Here’s another zinger about our misguided ideas of spiritual progress from our favorite late Lutheran […]
If you think the cross is only for the salvation of those with skid row […]
Superhuman theologies of human achievement and graceless religion are a drag. Then along comes Gerhard […]
Kicking off a new weekly feature highlighting the inspiring work of late Lutheran theologian and […]