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Tim Keller — ministry shifts he engaged
I am working my way through Timothy Keller: His Spiritual and Intellectual Formation by Collin Hansen.
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Generosity of life
Tish Harrison Warren gives a beautiful picture of Tim Keller in his generosity. This was the life he lived consistently.
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The ease of Tim Keller
David Brooks described Tim Keller as a recliner. It’s perfect. Tim Keller was at ease with the gospel and the world around him. Christ had apprehended him and that joy carried him through the hardest of places.
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Just wanting to see Jesus
An update on Tim Keller: Health Update: Today, Dad is being discharged from the hospital to receive hospice care at home. Over the past few days, he has asked us to pray with him often. He expressed many times through prayer his desire to go home to be with Jesus. His family is very sad because we all wanted more…
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The revival we need
Two things collided in my brain this week. They have caused my heart to rejoice… and long for more… and called me to something I so desperately need.
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More on the ugliness of Christian Nationalism
How in the world can you come to a place of despising Tim Keller? Keller pastored Redeemer Presbyterian in New York for decades. His engagement with an agnostic culture drew me in as I learned how to truly engage people who were skeptical of Christianity. His approach was life-changing to me. If there were “disagreements” they were small things, or…
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Thoughts on Deconstruction, Reconstruction, and Staying the Same
Let’s get the bad news out of the way. It’s been a year since the election and among evangelicals… little has changed. I know, big reveal! Thank you, Captain Obvious! But, here are the stats to back it up. And, of course, it was worse the second time around (from 2016 to 2020): Some evangelicals who objected to Trump during…
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A conversation between Bryan Stevenson and Tim Keller
Learning to live in grace, justice, and mercy. A marvelous conversation.
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God won’t fit your tiny theology
In all of our disagreements about “wedge issues,” we continually allow arguments to be reduced to sets of verses. If an argument can be reduced to particular verses, theology then fits on a bumper sticker. God, and what he is communicating through Scripture, is far more complex and beautiful than reducing theological arguments to a set of verses. We want…
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