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The &quotLuteran&quotin the title doesn't mean The Lutheran Toolkit is just
for Lutherans. It's about a Lutheran witness for the whole church and for all
sinners with ears to hear. It's a slender book about the big theological ideas
the evangelical reformers of the 16th century used as a lens for understanding
God's work in Christ. Starting with Philiip Melanchthon's 1530 Augsburg
Confession, which was drafted to defend the preaching and teaching of Luther
and his colleagues, Ken Sundet Jones sees its primary themes as a set of
tools that God uses to build faith in us. He takes the reader beyond scholarly
analysis and historical explanations and uses his own experience as a college
professor, parish pastor, and sinner looking for mercy, to discover God's
handiwork in our lives. Each chapter takes as its starting point one of the
foundational ideas presented to the Holy Roman Emperor and representatives
of the church, including Sin , God hidden and revealed, justification, ministry,
the Christian life, the church, sacraments, and vocation. These are not simply
theological categories for scholars to debate or historians to recount. They're
the lived experience of the faithful from the first believers, to big thinkers like
Augustine and Luther, to people in the pews, at the supper table, in their
careers, and at their deathbeds throughout the ages. The tools in this kit
continually point to Jesus as the one who promises mercy and abundant life
&#8212and who has the power to deliver them. This is a word for those
who've not yet heard it and for those who desperately need to hear it again.

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The &quotLuteran&quotin the title doesn't mean The Lutheran Toolkit is just for Lutherans. It's about a
Lutheran witness for the whole church and for all sinners with ears to hear. It's a slender book about the
big theological ideas the evangelical reformers of the 16th century used as a lens for understanding
God's work in Christ. Starting with Philiip Melanchthon's 1530 Augsburg Confession, which was drafted
to defend the preaching and teaching of Luther and his colleagues, Ken Sundet Jones sees its primary
themes as a set of tools that God uses to build faith in us. He takes the reader beyond scholarly analysis
and historical explanations and uses his own experience as a college professor, parish pastor, and
sinner looking for mercy, to discover God's handiwork in our lives. Each chapter takes as its starting point
one of the foundational ideas presented to the Holy Roman Emperor and representatives of the church,
including Sin , God hidden and revealed, justification, ministry, the Christian life, the church, sacraments,
and vocation. These are not simply theological categories for scholars to debate or historians to recount.
They're the lived experience of the faithful from the first believers, to big thinkers like Augustine and
Luther, to people in the pews, at the supper table, in their careers, and at their deathbeds throughout the
ages. The tools in this kit continually point to Jesus as the one who promises mercy and abundant life
&#8212and who has the power to deliver them. This is a word for those who've not yet heard it and for
those who desperately need to hear it again.

PDF/READ A Lutheran Toolkit free