19K views · 843 reactions | In 1931, Dietrich Bonhoeffer was already considered one of Germany's most prominent pastors and theologians. He taught seminarians and wrote, "The Cost of Discipleship," which was a guide for Christians on how to live according to Jesus's teachings in the Gospels. | Museum of the Bible | Facebook

Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a double agent who plotted to assassinate Adolf Hitler in the Wolf’s Lair fortress. When the plot failed, Hitler made sure Bonhoeffer was executed in the final days before the German surrender. Today Bonhoeffer is hailed as a twentieth-century martyr. He voluntarily faced imprisonment and execution with determination and courage. But why did he do this? What values shaped his life, and where did these come from? ***** Our 💯% FREE OFFER for you ***** AMAZING GRACE https:/