“In the manifesto of the Emergent Church Movement, Brian McLaren described himself as “evangelical, post/protestant, liberal/conservative, mystical/poetic, biblical, charismatic/contemplative, fundamentalist/Calvinist, Anabaptist/Anglican, Methodist, catholic” and more. But, as John Pless has noted, his grand theological synthesis does not include “Lutheran.” But could it be that the kind of Christianity that best addresses our postmodern times—the kind that is the most radical, the most relevant, and the most cutting-edge, the theology that most precisely addresses the spiritual condition of our day (as well as every other day) and that counters the weaknesses of most American Christianity (including that of the Emergent Church)—is actually orthodox, conservative, confessional Lutheranism? That’s the impression one gets from Rev. Jonathan Fisk’s brilliant, exhilarating book Broken. If you know people, young or old, who are burnt out from churches and on the verge of giving up on Christianity (or if you yourself are), get them this book! Quickly!”
Gene Edward Veith
Provost & Professor of Literature, Patrick Henry College

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