For the Nations

Addressing the challenge of authentic Christian existence in contemporary society, this collection of essays by John Howard Yoder presents a radical and cohesive theological perspective. Yoder critiques both evangelical biblicism and the political realism of his time, advocating for a gospel rooted in biblical realism. His work emphasizes themes of servanthood, enemy love, and forgiveness, reflecting a holistic understanding of the politics of Jesus. These writings showcase Yoder's significant contributions to Christian theology and his call for a transformative witness in the church.