Lori Brandt Hale and Jennifer M. McBride share their expertise on Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a key figure in Christian theology who stood against the Nazis. They discuss Bonhoeffer's return to Germany and his efforts to cultivate authentic Christian community amid rising authoritarianism. Topics include the profound influence of the Sermon on the Mount, the concept of 'costly grace,' and the role of Finkenwalde seminary in nurturing resilient disciples. Their conversation highlights Bonhoeffer's legacy and the moral complexities faced during tumultuous times.