Tim Keller | October 5, 2008
In Luke 15, we’re learning how the gospel creates a special kind of community, and how it creates a new kind of community. We’re looking at the last of the three parables: the parable of the lost son. It’s the most famous. And it’s the longest.
I’d like you to think about this story in a slightly different way than you probably want to do. I’d like you to consider the story is giving us a picture of an assault on community because of idolatry. And this is only overcome by agony. This is our first avenue into understanding this very rich and important text.
This Month's Featured Book
This month, we're featuring a new book by Matt Smethurst that was just released. In it, Dr. Keller’s key insights on prayer, suffering, friendship, justice, vocation, and more are distilled to offer practical wisdom on the profound ways God’s grace transforms our lives.