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The God in the Cave
This sketch of the human story began in a cave; the cave which popular science associates with the cave-man and in which practical discovery has really found archaic drawings of animals. The second ha… more →
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New York Magazine on Tim Keller
owenstrachan wrote 3 days ago: Tim Keller gets a four-page profile in New York magazine, one of the town’s most respected (an … more →
Paper Journal Temporarily Out of Order
davestuartjr wrote 2 weeks ago: My latest paper journal is nearly filled, yet I have some thoughts I want to get down while they … more →
Apprising Ministries Assumes Rather Than Checking Facts
rzhblog wrote 3 weeks ago: The reason why I call “Christian Research Network” the “National Enquirer” o … more →
counterfeit gods by tim keller
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art wrote 1 month ago: I’d like to first thank the people at Dutton for sending me a copy of this book. Their generos … more →
Counterfeit Gods - Tim Keller
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Matt Erickson wrote 1 month ago: Tim Keller, pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian in New York and author of many outstanding books such as … more →
Short Review of Tim Keller’s new book “Counterfeit Gods”
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fleance7 wrote 2 months ago: by Publishers Weekly: Timothy Keller. Dutton, $19.95 (240p) ISBN 978-0-525-95136-0 Author of The Rea … more →
Nathan & Katie Van Duyn
Laurel Austin wrote 3 months ago: Last night I enjoyed shooting a fun wedding for a sweet couple, Nathan & Katie Van Duyn! This b … more →
Tim Keller – “Leading People to the Prodigal God” (LS09)
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Matt Erickson wrote 3 months ago: Two years ago I was at the Exponential Church Planting gathering and was happily surprised by listen … more →
People Worth Listening to: NYC's Eric Metaxas
owenstrachan wrote 4 months ago: One does not come across too many bona fide evangelical members of the cultural intelligentsia. Eri … more →
Maybe this is how it's done
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odgie wrote 5 months ago: There is a great profile of Tim Keller in this month’s issue of Christianity Today. For those … more →
Families Leaving Cities: Urban Trends in Chicago and Elsewhere
owenstrachan wrote 6 months ago: A friend of mine hipped me to an insightful article on how families are migrating out of cities … more →
The Importance of Hell
Communications wrote 8 months ago: There are plenty of people today who don’t believe in the Bible’s teaching on everlastin … more →
The Importance of Hell
Communications wrote 8 months ago: There are plenty of people today who don’t believe in the Bible’s teaching on everlastin … more →
Calm amidst the storm
Brian Johnson wrote 9 months ago: This morning, my pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church pointed out that when times are tough, peopl … more →
Insulted by the Gospel... "We are worse off than frogs."
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Barry Wallace wrote 9 months ago: A clear proclamation of the gospel is inherently offensive: The gospel, by telling us Jesus died for … more →
True Forgiveness
hokiepokie wrote 9 months ago: Tim Keller It’s a complete mystery to those pushing a seeker-sensitive movement or something a … more →
"The Gospel and the Poor"
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tangiblethoughts wrote 9 months ago: Evangelism? Social ministry? Or, both/and? It’s a question, and a tension, that many Christian … more →
Take conservative talk for what it is
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Brian Johnson wrote 9 months ago: On his personal blog Reepicheep, Tony Felich says he turned off Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Bill O … more →
Forgiveness Farming, Tim Keller, and Bill McKibben
holyvernacular wrote 10 months ago: Yesterday as I unloaded my Costco haul, I ironically listened to a sermon by Tim Keller (from Redeem … more →
