Redeemer’s philosophy was that preaching on Sunday mornings and evenings had to major in the majors—that is, establish that Jesus Christ was God come to save us, not just one more teacher showing us how to save ourselves.
Speaker/Author: Kathy Keller
Introducing a New Book: “What Is Wrong with the World?”
When faced with 16 file drawers worth of papers, sermon manuscripts, talks, sketches for talks, and other content that Tim left in our apartment, I was flummoxed/appalled/elated.
Share the Gospel with Someone in August
We always say the gospel changes everything — and we believe it really does. So this August, we are asking everyone in our audience to pray that God would give them the opportunity to share the gospel with someone, and that they would step out in faith to do small acts.
The Ultimate Game Changer
It’s not uncommon to hear a sports announcer talk about one great player making an incredible play that was a game changer. And that play led to the team’s victory. In the whole entire history of humanity there is one game changer that is indisputable both historically and spiritually. It’s the resurrection of Jesus Christ. His death and resurrection literally changed history.
What Actually Happened on the Cross
Nothing is more important than a solid understanding of what happened on the cross.
Living in a Multicultural World
If you don’t learn to love people across the barriers of ethnicity, language, and culture, and if you don’t recognize the image of God in those he has recorded in the Lamb’s Book of Life, heaven might be an uncomfortable place for you.
How Should Christians Speak in Public?
U.S. culture moved from a Positive view of Christianity to a Neutral view and now to a Negative view of it. Newbigin stressed that churches were declining because they continued to speak and minister as if this was a Christendom culture — and it is not.
Reflections on Faith and Politics
Over the years Tim talked with many professing Christians who had very strong political views from many perspectives. They would often be very emotional and sometimes consumed by what they perceived to be unacceptable political affiliation by their Christian sisters and brothers within our church.
Do Christians Read the Bible Selectively?
There are people who find the tenets of Christianity embarrassing or untenable—miracles, the virgin birth, the bodily resurrection of Jesus. In most cases they are religious people but who cannot affirm the Apostle’s Creed. They do, then, cherry pick their way through the New Testament to create a false gospel made up of their own unbiblical values.
