Getting Political: Christians and politics in the public square
We do not have the luxury of remaining silent in matters of Christians and politics, but we must use caution in the ways we engage.
Tag: Timothy Keller
Born Again: Finding God’s Love
Tim found the God of love who revealed himself in Jesus Christ and his Word, discovering the joy of finding God's love. No longer would he presume to judge God. Now he would follow the God who is just and at the same time is the one who justifies sinners.
Collin Hansen
This is the story of the people, the books, the lectures, and ultimately the God who formed Timothy Keller.
Watch Yourself: A Lesson on Forgiveness
We should assume that we are more resentful and less forgiving and more controlled by what people have done to us than we think we are; this is a key aspect of the watch yourself forgiveness lesson.
Tim Keller: More Than Being Right About Forgiveness
There are a lot of churches that have started or have grown through anger. The problem is churches that start on the basis of what theyre opposed to dont last. Tim Keller's thoughts on forgiveness offer a deeper perspective.
Timothy Keller & John Inazu: Living Faithfully in a World of Difference
Uncommon Ground (Nelson Books)
3 Characteristics for Translating Across Differences
Humility, patience, and tolerance are key to translating across differences and finding common ground.
Timothy Keller: Christian Ethics and Political Engagement
How Timothy Keller makes sense of our current cultural environment regarding Christian ethics and political engagement.
Tim Keller: 3 Ways Ministry Makes Us Prideful
Excerpted From Chapter 1: “Ministry Has Left Me Spiritually Listless” by Timothy Keller Faithful Endurance Edited by Collin Hansen and Jeff Robinson Sr. Dear Pastor Tim (Keller), Last Sunday I was struck by Paul’s words in Philippians 4 that he had learned the secret to contentment. The Lord has given me a great place to … Continued
Faith and Politics—A Look Inside the May/June 2019 Issue
Culture, Politics and the Church—featuring the Outreach Interview with Wheaton College political science prof Amy E. Black
