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These letters record the relationship between Dietrich Bonhoeffer and his fiancee Maria von Wedemeyer while he was held in Berlin's Tegel prison. They show the passionate and romantic side of Bonhoeffer which has always been shielded by his reputation as a brilliant academic theologian.

Where were you when you heard the news? The Bataclan in Paris. The airport in Brussels. The nightclub in Orlando. The Christmas market in Berlin. And on and on. When did it all start? And can you remember a time when you were not afraid – when you felt safe? In these troubled days, we are all a lot more security conscious than we used to be. We have gates where there used to be fences. Metal detectors in shopping malls. Home security systems where we used to just leave the back door unlocked. But at what point does security move beyond precaution and become an idol that controls our lives? And what of the God-given command – or even design for life – that we live as risk-takers for His Kingdom? How can we live by faith in the face of fear? In RISK, Shannon C. Deal takes on the idol of security and sheds light on a better way. RISK suggests that God has made us for adventure, and the safest place to be is on the mission to which He is sending us. After all, which is safer to live in—a castle built on sand or a tent securely fastened to the Rock?

THE DEAD MAN AT THE AIRPORT had a message for Steve Wintress. The fact that he died when and where he did meant that Steve was getting too close to THE DAVIDIAN REPORT -- Russia's master plan for world conquest, smuggled out of East Berlin. The FBI was after the report. So were the Reds. Both knew Steve was the key -- and both thought they knew who he was working for. They were both wrong ... and Steve's life depended on seeing that they never found out!