The Freedom of a Christian

In this newly translated edition of Martin Luther's seminal 1520 work, The Freedom of a Christian, renowned scholar Robert Kolb explores the core tenets of Christian ethics and the transformative power of justification by faith alone. Luther articulates a vision of Christian liberty, arguing that believers are both free and willingly submissive, emphasizing the significance of the priesthood of all believers and union with Christ. As part of the Crossway Short Classics series, this accessible volume invites both new Christians and seasoned believers to reflect on the enduring implications of grace in their lives, complemented by a foreword from Carl R. Trueman.