How Sharing the Gospel in Our Secular Age Is Different
We all know, if not sense, that our culture has rapidly changed in the last few decades. How is sharing the gospel in our culture different today? What challenges do we face? What opportunities do we have?
Tim Keller (founder of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan and TGC vice president), Russell Moore (president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission and TGC Council member), and Collin Hansen (TGC editorial director) discuss these questions and more.
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Great convo. Very important. God bless you guys
Very thought provoking discussion.
had a convo with someone today - response was exactly as Tim described. prayer is key. example is key. cimpelling argument less so, in my view.
As if God's Word isn't the same yesterday today and forever. We conform to It. It does not conform to us. We use our Holy Spirit inspired discernment regarding the presentation but NEVER water down Truth, for the sake of all parties.
When people say "I'm spiritual, but not religious" --- are really secular? I've found very few non-Christians - less than 1 out of ten - to be truly secular.
I know these guys must have read Augustine's "City of God" sometime in their lives. How, after reading that work and taking it to heart, can they honestly say that the lessons to be learned from that time is in any way different from our own. Maybe Mr. Moore, more so than the others needs to go back and read it again and see how contemporary Augustine's treatise is. Is it just me or does it seem these men seem to think to a large degree that we have to reinvent the wheel in our proclamation & practice of the Gospel? I sure hope that's not what I'm hearing here.
@ChuckDownfield2727
5 жыл бұрын
I think you watched a different video
@amosgoy9941
4 жыл бұрын
Mortimer, I see that too.
So true, sharing the Gospel to fake Christians are much harder than to non-Christians, even devout followers of other religion.
What?
I am bothered the focus is on churches not people. We will stand before God as people not as a member of a church. Problem is that many in the church, that say they are Christians, act just like the lost in every way. The lost see this and do not want to be two sided too. The culture has walked away from Jesus, for quite awhile, but now it is more obvious and it's noise is everywhere. But in the OT the Jewish people did the same thing. I am a servant of Jesus Christ, that is all.
Your guests and you seem confused. STOP Don't confuse ppl more than they are.
All I'm hearing here is a bunch of cowards making excuses about sharing the true gospel. And these guys are famous? For what exactly?