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Martin Luther King lived the last two and half years of his life deeply depressed. He was guilt ridden, exhausted, burdened by an array of perplexing administrative issues, and uncertain as to whether or not the Civil Rights movement would continue forward. He was a humble man, an incredibly gifted preacher, and struggled to meet excruciating expectations. He worked for the sake of Kingdom; he lived believing in everlasting life. He was a revolutionary without a sword. He believed in Jesus, and he revolted against the prevailing culture of his day.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a pastor, a theologian, a martyr, and a sinner. He was a genius. Arrested by the Gestapo in 1943, he spent the last two and half years of his life in prison. He saw the church of his day become corrupted by the lure of political power and forsake its true love—Jesus. Before he was sent to the gallows by Adolph Hitler, he wrote numerous books, including Discipleship. In his correspondence from prison he wrote in Letters and Papers from Prison that the church exists for the sake of others. Or as the Scripture of Hebrews says, “So let's go outside, where Jesus is, where the action is . . .” (Hebrews 13:13). Bonhoeffer was a revolutionary and a father of the modern day Missional Movement.
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