Got around to watching this today, and it’s very intriguing. A bracing form of life, to say the least, these people have taken up. Might share some more thoughts later.

Over on the Lutheran Quarterly website, find a new, updated, and comprehensive bibliography of Gerhard O. Forde's Writings. Forde's essay "Radical Lutheranism" in the first issue of LQ's new series has been foundational for the journal's direction. Link below:

Since intuitu fidei has been in the news “on here,” I’ll share that I’ve recently discovered that many of the Free Lutheran professors at Augsburg Seminary were Waltherian on election. Quite a welcome surprise (to me)! Will help with an article I’m writing.

Watch the launch of Jeff Silcock's translation of Promissio: The Reformational Turn in Luther’s Theology by Oswald Bayer. Link in reply:

I’m, of course, a much bigger fan of the Lutheran Paul than Wright; but I’ve always respected how well he grasps what, in my forthcoming book on Robert Jenson, I call the “geometry” of salvation.

Many of you have inquired from me about the date of the publication of my new book: "Lutheran Dogmatics: A Systematic Introduction." The people at Baker Academic are telling me that my book has been slated for release in Summer, 2027.

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AI discourse is revealing that a lot of people have never reckoned with the arguments of this book or the massive weight of tradition upon which they draw:

"Sweden once set the global benchmark for secular rationality...Now the quiet stirrings of faith here in the north—more confirmations, new memberships, conversations once unthinkable—show that history has a way of humbling...the most confident narratives." comment.org/not-so-secular…

Glad to welcome this ‘T&T Clark Handbook of Modern Theology’ in the post today. Definitely a three (or four) dram project! bloomsbury.com/uk/tt-clark-ha…

A great achievement. Looking forward to getting my copy when available.

Join us April 17 for Timothy Wengert’s lecture at Grand View University on Gerhard Forde’s place as a practical theologian: