The God Who Saves: More Reader Reviews
@dwcongdon finished the God who saves - much to appreciate, and much to ruminate— Jon Out Loud (@JonOutLoud) October 4, 2016
@dwcongdon I understand, as a pastor your work is exceptionally stimulating and has me hungry for more "what this means" if I buy in— Jon Out Loud (@JonOutLoud) October 4, 2016
"The history of Xian theology is largely a story of missing kerygmatic forest for confessional trees" -@dwcongdon GOOD LORD, MAN! 👍👍👍👍👍 pic.twitter.com/sP7nSd84CF— NC Clair (@nc_clair) October 4, 2016
@dwcongdon currently preaching in I Cor. This is pastoral theology from you. Soteriocentric christocentrism frees us from social compulsions pic.twitter.com/HgMFSTeqAm— NC Clair (@nc_clair) October 4, 2016
@dwcongdon And...I'm walking away...so much to think about. Put down the book, son. Wow. 😣😣😣😆😆😆 pic.twitter.com/GYI7hG5QqQ— NC Clair (@nc_clair) October 4, 2016
— NC Clair (@nc_clair) October 6, 2016
The God Who Saves by @dwcongdon is a thrilling post-metaphysical theology. A great casting of apocalyptic theology for dogmatics.— Hank Spaulding (@Duke13Theo) October 10, 2016
.@dwcongdon I went to see Kubo today with my lil bro and it made me think of The God Who Saves #theologyandcartoons— Josiah R. Daniels (@josiah_Rdaniels) October 16, 2016
Thanks to @postmoltmannian for his review of The God Who Saves: A Dogmatic Sketch. https://t.co/sg3dyUsb7Y pic.twitter.com/pQ09HNvAH1— David W. Congdon (@dwcongdon) October 18, 2016
@dwcongdon it's been said that a key component of genuine spirituality is the ability to "inhabit paradox" pic.twitter.com/QkzoFVS7Yk— NC Clair (@nc_clair) October 19, 2016
@dwcongdon Dude. This. pic.twitter.com/hZSdaLCcb3— NC Clair (@nc_clair) October 19, 2016
@dwcongdon i wept. "The eschatological word makes us eschatological creatures." pic.twitter.com/EWuwYvEwoJ— NC Clair (@nc_clair) October 21, 2016
@dwcongdon Your use of Mark and the exorcism of the world. JAW. DROPPING. pic.twitter.com/3YGuC5LTJh— NC Clair (@nc_clair) October 21, 2016
After an engaging foreword, the work begins. Excited to review @dwcongdon's 'The God Who Saves': pic.twitter.com/ZiDJEtD9jL— Alex Rayment (@RaymentAlex) October 27, 2016
Review of The God Who Saves by @RaymentAlex: "an utterly convincing effort." @wipfandstock https://t.co/vHQvms8v31 pic.twitter.com/yZGMOlEwut— David W. Congdon (@dwcongdon) November 4, 2016
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