Tim Keller | January 24, 2016
The gospel brings great goods into our lives. This text tells us a lot about one of them: reconciliation. We’re reconciled to God.
What does that mean? One of the ways to understand this passage is to start at the end and work back. It’s actually a pretty simple argument, but its message is deeper than the whole universe.
By working backward, let’s see 1) a more visible but lesser problem, 2) a less visible but greater problem, and 3) the solution to it all.
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