Why Should We Do Justice? The Motivation of Creation
Generous Justice, class #9
From Chapt. 5. Pg. 78-92a
Generous Justice, class #10
From Chapt. 5. Pg. 92b-108
A Welcoming Place
The Nashes Update – Liepzig, Germany
Mission update with Nashes Richard, Miranda, Aiden and Aria who serve in Liepzig, Germany.
Navigating the Culture of Political Divide
Justice and Your Neighbor
Generous Justice, class #8
Justice and Your Neighbor
From Chapt. 4. Pg. 62-77
This chapter is all on the Good Samaritan Parable, Luke 10:25-37
Keller opens the chapter with some comments on the questioner.
He was “testing” Jesus with the “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” question. Being a lawyer and no doubt coming from a salvation by merit background, perhaps the…
Celebrate the Good News!
Justice in the Sermon on the Mount and in the Early Church
Generous Justice, class #7 From Chapt. 3. Pg. 54b-6. Keller notes the inclination of individuals and institutions to be concerned with either personal morality or social justice, but usually not both. God, on the other hand, joins the two equally. When this balance is taught and practiced, Keller…
Navigating the Culture of Social Media
Auditorium Bible Class with Cecil May
Generous Justice by Tim Keller: What Did Jesus Say About Justice? Keller contends that justice is not just an Old Testament concern. Jesus came to seek and save the lost. Yet, in his zeal for souls, Jesus did not abandon the concern of the old covenant for justice in the lives of all people. Jesus showed a continued concern for justice issues.