Tim Keller’s Final Exhortation: Notice the Stories that Shape You
‘The Stories We Live By’ clearly articulates the narratives we live by, how they quietly shape us, and why the gospel is the truer and better story.
‘The Stories We Live By’ clearly articulates the narratives we live by, how they quietly shape us, and why the gospel is the truer and better story.
In his ministry, Bavinck demonstrated that Christianity can engage any culture, any philosophy, and any time period because the gospel subverts and fulfills the desires of the human heart.
Human beings are a messy mix of knowing God and ignoring him, of running to him in creaturely need and running from him in autonomous rebellion.
In this talk from TGC25, followed by a Q&A, Sam Chan teaches us what shifts are needed to speak about Jesus in a post-Christian culture.
Just as Athanasius revealed the emptiness of pagan idols and philosophies, so we can unmask the false promises of our own age.