Luther on the Christian Life: Cross and Freedom offers an accessible portrait of Martin Luther's life and theology, exploring how his cross-centered thought shapes Christian living. Historian Carl R. Trueman introduces readers to Luther's historical context, theological system, and pastoral concerns, highlighting themes such as Luther's theology of protest, his sense of humor, and his perspective on sanctification so modern Christians can grow in faith and practice.
- 224-page paperback published by Crossway, measures 6.0 x 9.0 in with a thickness of 0.58 in and a listed weight of 0.697 lb
- Provides a concise, readable guide to Luther's theology and its practical implications for daily Christian discipleship
- Places Luther within his historical and theological context while emphasizing pastoral and devotional application
- Includes endorsements and scholarly praise for Trueman's balanced and engaging treatment of Luther
- Part of the Theologians on the Christian Life series, offering accessible studies of major theologians for modern Christian living