Introduction – Dallas Gingles (Southern Methodist University, USA) and Michael DeJonge (University of South Florida, USA)

Section One: Bonhoeffer as Ethicist

1. Bonhoeffer's Challenge to Nation and Culture – Victoria Barnett (United States Holocaust Museum, USA – retired)
2. What Does It Mean to Tell the Truth?: An Exemplary Realization of Bonhoeffer's Everyday Ethics – Gunter Prüller-Jagenteufel (University of Vienna, Austria)
3. The Pedagogue Leading up to Christ: Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the Educative Purpose of Human Law” – Esther Reed (University of Exeter, UK)

Section Two: Between Bonhoeffer and Everyday Life

4. Before Resistance: Bonhoeffer on the Cultivation of Everyday Life – Michael DeJonge (University of South Florida, USA)
5. Responsibility: The Ethics of Everyday Life – Dallas Gingles (Southern Methodist University, USA)
6. Bonhoeffer on the State (Robin Lovin, Southern Methodist University, USA – retired)
7. Telling the Truth in the Face of Social and Political Pressure: Lessons from Bonhoeffer (Joshua Mauldin (Center of Theological Inquiry, USA)
8. Citizenship, Sovereignty, and their Discontents: Bonhoeffer's Lessons for Christological Politics in a Liberal State (Charles Mathewes, University of Virginia, USA)