Walk as Jesus Walked

Racism. Relationships. Idolatry. Church attendance. Violence.

We might assume that these are largely contemporary issues, but theological giants have been grappling with these difficult topics for a long time. One of these giants from the past century, Christian ethics professor T. B. Maston, is remembered for carving out a relational path on these issues based on the authority of Scripture and the life of Christ. In Walk as Jesus Walked, readers will explore Maston’s now-famous ethical framework, a bridge between contemporary Christians and the voices of W. T. Conner, H. Richard Niebuhr, and other theologians still relevant today.