A dad to me spiritually - although I never met him. Comforted me and told me life giving truths. Thank You Lord for Tim. For creating such a gem 💎

@lydiajones4727

2 ай бұрын

Many of us feel this way- wonder how many spiritual kids he was :)

@lewharrington1422

2 ай бұрын

Absolutely same here!!

@hberrysc3517

2 ай бұрын

Same. I truly cried several times when he went to heaven bc he felt like a dad to me.

Rest well, Tim. We are so thankful for you. Glad to know you have only fallen asleep in our Savior.

It is a comfort for me to know Dr. Keller is keeping company with C.S. Lewis, R.C. Sproul , and Charles Spurgeon! These are men who he admired and quoted often. I’m praying for Kathy and the family. It’s a great loss for them.

I pray that Kathy can find comfort in God’s grace during this difficult time. Hugs and love to Kathy.

Kathy is just enchanting. I've listened to Tim for years, but oh my, I really love hearing Kathy too. Thank you both for your ministry and the model of your marriage!

@paulallenscards

Жыл бұрын

Enchanting? Maybe. Convincing? Absolutely not.

@carmenM-ey6qy

4 ай бұрын

@@paulallenscards🙄

@paulallenscards

4 ай бұрын

@@carmenM-ey6qy I mean did you listen to her statements in the video? I admittedly haven’t heard her speak anywhere else, but I feel I’m better for it.

I just love the way Kathy looks at Tim. This took place literally weeks before he went to see Jesus, and Kathy is so poised and full of God’s presence comforting and supporting Tim. What an insightful finding on Resurrection by Kathy! Yes, resurrection is verifiable and we sure will see Tim again. Thank you Kathy for being a such a model of a spouse who truly plays the Jesus role. My prayers will never stop for you.

Wow! Beautiful! Never thought about that! "Jesus didn't need to roll the stone to get out, but to let us in to verify his resurrection". Thank you!

Rest in peace Dr Tim Keller. You have been one of the most influential Christian pastor/writers from my youth. I owe you and your family so much. Thank you.

I love hearing them together. Such a dynamic duo. I will miss Tim dearly. In Tim’s own words: “eternal hope in temporary sorrow”.

Thank you Lord for this duo who exemplify humility, experience and faithfulness to your word and person. Bless them with a double portion !!

I will so miss Dr Keller's teaching but he left behind so many gems. Sincere condolence and prayers to Kathy and the rest of the Keller family. Your loss is immense and I hope the God of all comforts comfort you in this difficult time! x

I worked for a time on the newsletter with Kathy back in the earlier days of Redeemer. A treasured memory is having pizza one afternoon with Tim and Kathy and talking about cinema. Two of the smartest thinkers in the Faith I've had the good fortune to know. Tim passing is a temporary victory for the darkness. To make such headway in NYC in the last decades is an extraordinary accomplishment. RIP Tim. And bless Kathy in her sorrow.

Tims teachings will live forever through the internet!

Such a good man is Timothy Keller...what a good heart, peace to Kathy & family.

Tim has run his race and he now is in the Presence of Jesus. God bless the Keller family as you continue in your races. xxx

Muchas gracias por este importante mensaje. Que Dios le bendiga. Amén.

I love this man. Such a genuine voice of the Holy Spirit. Keep the faith Tim!

I pray your treatment is successful. God is using your teaching in my life in a marvelous transformation of my understanding of Jesus & all that He means to me personally.

Love all of your mini videos, especially this one. Really shows the love and mutual respect between you two. Quite a beautiful example of a prospering marriage ❤

Until I began hearing the love and nature of God and the cost of having His Son crucified for me, I was hopeless. After hearing Tim over many years I experienced Jesus’ resurrection in my own life. I experienced my own dying with Him on the Cross to a new birth. Through His Sacrificial Grace I had to look deeply into my soul, which I did, and I knew it had to be Jesus alone. As Paul proclaimed, “Wretched man.” Tim, praying for you and Kathy and thank you giving me over many years His living Word toward the empty tomb so I could get in and experience life out of it- life with Jesus rich gift-Himself. Looking forward to more richness of your messages after your treatment ✝️🙏🙏

I love how the video ended off with Tim saying "You're right" :") Will be praying for the family as Tim enters the next treatment stage 🙏🏻🙏🏻

Always learn something from them that causes me to love Jesus a little more❤

I loved this. This is the first time I have heard Kathy. I have been reading her Lent devotionals throughout this Lent season and have been very blessed. Thank you so much for your ministry. i am always blessed by the Spirit of God by your words of teaching. I am praying for Tim and for you Kathy as you enter another stretch of treatment.

Mrs. Keller, thank you for sharing your lovely insights! I love seeing what new things scripture offers each time we open His book.

Thank you, Kathy. A great point. I love it. What a wonderful Savior we have!

@JulieSmith-nv3yf

Жыл бұрын

Come in and verify! Amazing!❤

Thank you for your faithfulness and for sharing this timeless message for Good Friday 2023 before going to the hospital for a month’s chemotherapy. Praying for your treatment to boost your immune systems and remove those unwanted cancer cells, for strength and endurance for you and Kathy and healing and wholeness of both body and soul and spirit. Please Jesus give them your favor they still have work to do for your glory. Amen

Tim is quite okay, but I am grieving for you, Kathy, because you just lost your best friend.

Beautiful Truth!

Thanks. He is risen!

Thank you ....what a beautiful giving, God fearing couple you are! Greetings from Australia

That just blew my mind.. That the stone was rolled away for us to see and believe

What a lovely couple - it is heart breaking that Tim has gone and Kath is on her own. Yes, Tim is with the Lord, but for the moment he is not with Kath and that is tough.

So nice to see Kathy! 🙏

It is so good to see Tim doing well and to hear from them both on this Good Friday morning.

thank you

I love you so much, Tim!( & Kathy too of course)

You are such an incredible godly couple. Please do more teaching together ❤️

Wow. Incredible insight. Mind blown.

Thank you Pastor Tim Keller I learned a lot from you Thank you for everything I’ve been listening to you for years almost everyday I thank God for you Thank you Sir Sending Love❤️

So grateful for all your teaching Tim. God has used you greatly in my life. Praying for you brother.

Amazing! thank you for sharing the gospel in such a genuine way

Wonderful! Thank you Lord for the faithfulness of these two teachers of your precious word! What a pearl of great price! Historically verifiable. 1 Cor 15 is a pivotal text. We are let in : hallelujah!

@ThomasCranmer1959

Жыл бұрын

The Bible is a self-authenticating historical account.

The righteous will live by faith. As believers we humbly stand on faith even as we are compelled by facts

Kathy is wow, amazing

What a great piece of conversation. Great work.

YES. Our Faith is not a blind one. It is a faith that evaluates the evidence and the arguments and through God’s GRACE believes the resurrection was a historical and actual event.

That was AWESOME!!!

Love you guys, thank you

Awesome! Seeing it all anew from this teaching! Thank you so much ❤

Wonderful talk! Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful

This was pretty amazing! :-D Thank you!

❤Listening to You both🤗!!!

Very well said. Thanks for your ministry over the years

Praying for you TIM ❤

Thank you both. Happy Easter & will be praying for you at this time with this next stage of your journey.

Beautiful sharing.

Thank you so much dear friends for this blessed needed ministry.🙏❤️

What a great point about the stone!

Most importuned word u can say to your wife: "you r right" 😉 Great video, I like the way u guys explained this.

What a beautiful way to end the video!

Thank you very much for your work in Christ🔥❤🙏🏽. You are such a great couple. Stay blessed by God's grace. Greetings from Germany.

Thank you both for making the point that Christianity is *not* something that "may work for some." It really saddens and concerns me when I hear some celebrity Christians talk about their faith as something that "works for them." If it's true: *everybody needs it* in order to be saved. If it's not: *nobody* needs it.

Such a Beautiful couple In Christ Jesus🙏so important to be a couple In Christ Jesus, similar to Ruth & Billy Graham..only Ruth went first. What a Blessing for Couples In Christ Jesus 🙏✝️🙏 Amen HalleluYah

omg, you two are just so good together no matter what matter of faith you are talking about. But I LOVE to hear about the resurrection...nothing is more important

Nice Americans, they seem so sage

Happy Easter to you. Thank you for teaching truth. With joy we proclaim "He is Risen." I love the road to Emmaus account when after the risen Jesus was revealed to the listeners and they said "We're not our hearts burning within us while he(Jesus) was speaking to us in the road, while He was explaining the scriptures to us? " John 24: 32

Blessings...🌸🌸🌸💮💮💮💮🌺🌺🌺🌺🌻🌻🌻🌻🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🍀🍀🍀🌿🌿🌿🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

Tim is the only christian speaking exclusively about Christianity I got some respect for

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Wow I got chills explaining why the rock was rolled away. Not for him to get out, but for us to go in. May all God’s blessings be on these two and their ministry

@ThomasCranmer1959

Жыл бұрын

How are you going in if all you have is a written account?

@ThomasCranmer1959

Жыл бұрын

@@pippa212 I believe the Bible.

@ThomasCranmer1959

Жыл бұрын

@Pippa Great. So does the Bible self authenticate? Or do you need extra proof?

@ThomasCranmer1959

Жыл бұрын

@Pippa Believe what the Bible says, not what Tim Keller says. Leviticus 18:22-23 (NKJV): You shall not lie with a male as with a woman. It is an abomination. 23 Nor shall you mate with any animal, to defile yourself with it. Nor shall any woman stand before an animal to mate with it. It is perversion.

@ThomasCranmer1959

Жыл бұрын

@@pippa212 I quoted that portion of Scripture because Keller supports sodomites.

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Thank you Tim and Kathy, love listening to you both and learning from you. Praying sincerely for you both throughout Tim's treatment. 🙏💖

There was a sermon that Tim Keller talked about living in modern world in where truth is relative and speaks to proving the resurrection. Can anyone remember the name?

With deep respect, I would humbly suggest that the title might be a tiny bit misleading. Tim is not suggesting that if you cannot historically verify things that our faith is meaningless. There will always be a Bart Ehrman or someone lofting theories that the resurrection did not occur. In those moments, I would encourage my brothers and sisters, not to lose faith. There is objective truth, and God can show you this, even if you don’t have a particular book on hand to refute some historical theory.

How many years did people actually believe that the earth was flat ?

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Sorry to say this but the title of this video has not been put right. The resurrection as historically true and historically verifiable are two different things. So putting historical verification of the resurrection should not been put into the level of whether our faith is meaningless if one cannot prove it. One can still believe in Christ when one is not able to historically prove the resurrection, because Christ's resurrection is historically true.

I think if the stone would have been not rolled it would have been more amazing that Jesus was risen.

@acr8581

Жыл бұрын

However the stone being rolled away was 100% evidence for the disciples. God in His wisdom and compassion revealed the resurrection this way to the disciples as they needed to know, beyond a shadow of doubt, that Jesus was indeed alive. They were dejected, confused and living in fear of the Roman authorities and the political forces that crucified Jesus at that time in history.

Glad to see that Tim still has some plates left! 😂

Matthew 28:5-8 (KJV 1900) 5 And the angel answered and said unto the women, Fear not ye: for I know that ye seek Jesus, which was crucified. 6 He is not here: for he is risen, as he said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay. 7 And go quickly, and tell his disciples that he is risen from the dead; and, behold, he goeth before you into Galilee; there shall ye see him: lo, I have told you. 8 And they departed quickly from the sepulchre with fear and great joy; and did run to bring his disciples word.

So you really think that the ark landed in the moi tian of modern day turkey. Ararat ( Urutu )

They both need to learn the big difference between faith/belief and verifiable facts. smh This conversation is totally unbelievable.

Hmm is our faith then in Christ or is our faith in historical evidence?

@HalNHall

Жыл бұрын

Yes. In Christ. Because it is true, not some story.

I realize we are not saved by works, but faith is all one needs for salvation? Jesus, Paul, James, and others have lists of behaviors that define a Christian life. Are you saying, following these directives are not necessary for salvation?

@ca7998

Жыл бұрын

Works don't save. Faith doesn't save. Jesus saves. It's when we embrace, by faith/wholehearted trust, the One who lived the life we should've lived, died the death we should've died, and rose from the grave authenticating He is who He said He was, that we are saved. This faith/wholehearted trust is what brings us INTO relationship with Christ and the life we live afterwards flows OUT OF that relationship. Our changed lives are merely fruit, not the root. An apple tree is an apple tree because of what it is, not because of what it produces. Nevertheless, we would be right to suspect something is wrong if the apple tree never produces apples. This is what James is getting at when he writes that faith without works is dead. The works don't make the faith come alive, they demonstrate that the faith we profess is true and living faith in our true and living Savior. Jesus tells us that, if we love Him, we will keep His commandments, not that we must keep His commandments in order to love Him. Likewise, Paul tells us to work OUT our salvation, not work FOR our salvation, and goes on to say that it is God who is at work within us to help combat the sinful notion that we can take any credit.

@JohnMark61355

Жыл бұрын

@@ca7998 Thank you. It seems like, then, you do not agree with the Kellers, and many others, or that “faith alone” saves.

@ca7998

Жыл бұрын

@@JohnMark61355 I'm afraid you have an axe to grind that I don't. I stand in full agreement with the five solas of the Reformation. We are saved by grace alone (hence my last sentence which combats the mistaken notion that we can take any credit for our salvation), through faith alone (hence my emphasis on faith/wholehearted trust), in Christ alone (our union with Him is where our salvation is and can only be found), and it's all to the glory of God alone, according to Scripture alone. I literally never engage in comment sections for this very reason. You want to play a game of "gotcha" instead of letting the Scriptures (all of them) speak for themselves. If this comment doesn't help you see where I'm coming from, I'll gladly delete both.

@JohnMark61355

Жыл бұрын

@@ca7998 I am not playing anything. I am genuinely curious about this matter. Many Christians now, and virtually all Christians before the Reformation, did not belief that “faith alone” saves. There are many passages in Scripture that support “faith alone,” but many do not. It seems to me, and I thought this is what you were saying, that faith is not faith unless it manifests in obedience to God’s will and Jesus’ example through our actions. We can never be saved by our works, but as James said, Faith without works is dead.

@ca7998

Жыл бұрын

@@JohnMark61355 I apologize if I misunderstood your intentions. I am clearly jaded when it comes to how most comment sections devolve so quickly. If I were to want to be more precise in articulating my understanding of what James says, I would say that James in no way contradicts Paul or Jesus or any other teaching of Scripture. He is making the point that saving faith (the faith I mentioned in my first reply that puts its wholehearted trust in Christ's finished work on behalf of His people and unites us to Him) is a faith which will inevitably produce works. It seems that these conversations hit a roadblock when this is missed. The works are not the faith that unites us to Christ. The works are the evidence/fruit of the fact that we have been united to Christ by faith. It is not right to say that works are necessary to be saved, but I think it is right to say they are inevitable for those who are saved. Also, I think your sweeping generalization of all of Christendom is inaccurate, but regardless of where the church historically got it right or wrong is of secondary importance relative to what the whole counsel of God teaches. In my view (as stated in my last reply), the Reformation sought to bring together the teachings of Christ, the Apostles, and the Prophets in ways that many in the early church failed to. Even still, the Reformers did not bring anything new to the table, other than a willingness to submit to the teachings of Scripture as their ultimate authority, even if they made many missteps along the way. As a matter of courtesy, I want you to know I won't be responding any further, but I will leave my comments to give you or anyone else who might be interested an opportunity to consider them. You do not have to be reformed to be saved, but you do have to be united to Christ and the Scriptural path to such union is through faith. As the angel announced to Joseph, "You shall call His name Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins."

John MacArthur wants to talk to you lol

@saramartinez103

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean?

in Genesis, God creates everything by speaking it, like, "let there be light" and there was light. What do you think God was thinking the moment He must have spoken, "Jesus" Because prior to Jesus being born, he didn't exist, but God did. According to the Jews who received Mercy from their repentance, as per the psalms.

Historical evidence can be helpful for apologetics or other educational purposes, but it is never what our faith stands or falls on. God reveals the Good News through scripture to the elect, and no amount of logic or evidence will ever be enough to convince those outside the covenant.

@Codfish215

Жыл бұрын

right, they never said that wasn't true. It seems you're holding scripture outside of the category of evidence by not seeing that it is historical documentation. All of scripture is both inspired and historical. Like Kathy said, it happened in space and time. If it didn't actually happen in space and time then it's like every other religion. God making it happen in space and time is the significance of it being historical evidence and helps believers to see it as true, when God reveals it to be true to them. Both/And.

Kathy keeps saying provable and verifiable without offering any instances of verifiable proof. Can someone help me out here? Earnestly asking.

@hewziheng

Жыл бұрын

I think you can look up the Minimal Facts Approach - it certainly helped me be more grounded in my faith!

@paulallenscards

Жыл бұрын

@@hewziheng I’m aware of the minimal facts argument and I find it to be a very robust proof for the crucifixion event…but I don’t see a pathway for the resurrection to be transplanted from the realm of belief to the realm of history via any sort of proof or mechanism of logical deduction. Why would we profess belief if we could go so far as to profess knowledge instead?

This is so sad - don’t you understand the very simple fact that it is just not possible for one to conclude causes from the effects, or, to put it differently… one cannot infer a Universal (such as the Truth) from the particulars (or the ‘facts’) Please understand that there is a fundamental difference between what IS TRUE and what TRUTH IS! And it is only possible for us to ever know if anything is true if the Truth (with a capital ‘T’) discloses (or reveals) the verisimilitude of something to us! Whenever we insist upon trying to determine the verity of something (ANYTHING!) by interpreting the ‘facts’ (and the ‘facts’ are ALWAYS interpreted - the ‘facts’ never ‘speak for themselves’ - that commits the error of reification), necessarily implies that we presume an epistemic ‘authority’ that subordinates the Truth to something of lesser epistemic standing… As THE TRUTH (not merely true for any reason we may propose), God and His revelation provides us with the necessary preconditions of intelligibility… only by thy light are we able to know (actually know, with apodictic certainty) if anything is actually true - anything apart from God and His revelation (which speaks for itself and is not open to our subjective interpretation), always reduces to foolishness (Prv 26:4,5)

@theojones2593

Жыл бұрын

I am sorry but what are you sad about? Her comments?

@osks

Жыл бұрын

@@theojones2593 One of the many challenges we face in the church Theo, is the fact that, while those who profess Christ, believe IN God (and I’m really not sure what that even means), they do not believe God! In other words, their authority is not God and His revelation, but ‘historical evidence’ as interpreted by the individual - the individual now holds himself out as the measure of what is true and what is not! Now, philosophically, that’s a horribly self-refuting position to assume… Moreover, it really subordinates God and His revelation (what ought to serve as the Christian’s ultimate authority on ALL things, not only things of a religious nature, but on ALL things) to the judgement of man, when God is true and man is the Fool (Rom 3:4)…

@theojones2593

Жыл бұрын

@@osks Appreciate your kind reply to my question. From my understanding, the rolled away stone is another proof of Jesus's divinity. Her new understanding of the stone may or may not be correct. I don't think anyone can know except for God. I hope you are not suggesting that she is not a true believer.

@osks

Жыл бұрын

@@theojones2593 I suspect you’ll agree with me - it’s not for us to try and guess the names written by God in the Book of Life - that’s His sovereign choice… BTW - The ‘fruit’ which Jesus spoke of in Mat 7:15, does not speak to one’s standing before the Lord (Jesus was referring to the fact that false teachings did not comport with Scripture)… The open tomb speaks OF Christ - it does not speak FOR Christ - biiiiig difference! Forgive the terse response, but I’m in considerable discomfort following surgery…

That was a quote from Reagan she couldn't Say who said it ? Unbeliveable You better look up thst quote I found that he is not Quote it right . CRT is from the pit of Hell How come she can't discern That ?

Even if the resurrection is verified, and it’s not it’s the opposite, it proves nothing because everything about Jesus violates God’s explicit word in the Hebrew Scriptures. God outlawed vicarious atonement, God outlawed human sacrifice, God outlawed any intermediary between him and humans, God is One - no trinity, God will never be a human, no human is divine or should be deified or worshipped, nothing except God and God alone is to be worshipped, God’s Torah is enteral, binding forever, never to be added to or taken away from, never expires, never “fulfilled”, never abrogated, is perfect, etc. Jesus and then Christianity is the inverse of God’s direct instructions and is nothing more than a false religion. Deut 13 defines false religion and give two steps for how false religions will operate: 1) sensational phenomena - dreams, visions, prophecies, signs, miracles, wonders; 2) those sensational phenomena are used to turn people away from the Torah and God’s specific instructions at Sinai. Step 1 is Jesus, step 2 is Paul the architect of Christianity.

Unfortunately, the resurrection is not historically verifiable and it does not need to be proved. The Bible is our axiom and the Bible is only proof we need that the resurrection actually happened. Historiography is constantly changing. God's written word is forever the objective word of God. Psalm 119:89.

@Codfish215

Жыл бұрын

They're talking about how all of scripture is both inspired and historical. Like Kathy said, it happened in space and time. If it didn't actually happen in space and time then it's like every other religion, you would believe in it based on either false truths or a subjective experience. God making it happen in space and time is the significance of it being historical evidence and helps believers to see it as true objectively, when God reveals it to be true to them subjectively. Both/And.

@ThomasCranmer1959

Жыл бұрын

@Cody Fish No. The Bible is an historical book. It stands alone as completely sufficient to tell us objective history, geography, etc. The idea that we need to provide e the Nible from ever changing historiography that is not I spired, inerrant or infallible is a capitulation to evidentialism and empiricism. The Bible is special revelation from God and needs no evidence to support it. We are happy when the Bie gets external support but it is not necessary whatsoever. The proof of the historical resurrection is the Bible.

@Codfish215

Жыл бұрын

@@ThomasCranmer1959 But when you neglect the value of empiricism and evidence you can't even use the word "proof" its just blind faith, which is great if you have it in Jesus! But many people fail to believe or believe the wrong thing due to blind faith without any reason behind it. I get it, you believe because you believe, but you don't have to detract from the historical truth to make that point.

@ThomasCranmer1959

Жыл бұрын

@Cody Fish The Bible is my axiom. Your blind faith is in ever changing opinions of historians.

@Codfish215

Жыл бұрын

@@ThomasCranmer1959 I don't think the historians I believe, aka the gospel writers, are ever changing. Maybe be careful about stirring division. I've only been fair and cordial.

_"God worked it out so we didn't have to take the resurrection just on trust. He actually made it verifiable!"_ Uhm, no, he didn't. Not at all. All he gave us are stories that were written decades later, in another language, in another land, in another culture, by people who had never met Jesus. Their writings are not considered accurate history, in fact they weren't writing as historians at all, they were writing with the purpose of confirming the faith of fellow believers. So they sprinkled in a lot of unverifiable supernatural events to lend credence to the idea that Jesus was divine, and then had Jesus resurrect and pretty quickly disappear into the stratosphere, never to be seen again. If the "resurrected" Jesus had actually been God, then instead of ascending to heaven, a common claim made for famous people in those times, he would have stuck around, making the claim verifiable by his presence. Imagine how much better and more verifiable it would be if Jesus was still traveling the world 2,000 years later! Visiting different countries, writing his own Bible, preaching his own personalized message to the people, explaining what he really meant back in the day, showing that he had a magical body that could shape-shift, walk through walls, walk on water, heal the sick, raise the dead and solve world hunger with a few schoolchildren's lunches. _Then_ we could actually say it's verifiable. If he were really eternal, this wouldn't have cost him anything. "A thousand years is as one day, and one day is as a thousand years." Having him stick around for two more days doesn't seem much to ask for. But he didn't do that, so all we're left with is a bunch of far-fetched stories that a kindergartner can see through. Except for people who have already made up their minds and _want_ to believe---they naturally find the stories extremely "verifiable."

The resurrection is verifiable??? Where in the world did you get that from? Christianity is nothing but blind faith. Not one word is verifiable

@luciachanger6505

Жыл бұрын

Come to Me, all you who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn of Me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For My yoke is easy and My burden is light. (Matthew 11:28-30)

@luciachanger6505

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@Ranganath8845

Жыл бұрын

tim keller mentioned two books go and read then come to conclusion

@nothingbutthetruth613

Жыл бұрын

@@luciachanger6505 What do these passages have to do with what I said?

@nothingbutthetruth613

Жыл бұрын

@@Ranganath8845 Read a book? This shouldn't be so difficult. Just tell me how I could possibly verify that the resurrection happened. It should be a one sentence answer

Tim Keller does not believe in unchanging truth himself. He thinks the church should accommodate to culture rather than just accepting the Bible at God's word.

great point