We began a new teaching series on 11Jan09 called Doubting Your Doubts. Some folks have asked for some of the quotes from C.S. Lewis and Tim Keller.

Lewis quotes will be from different resources. Keller quotes will be from The Reason for God unless otherwise noted.

C.S. Lewis:
C.S. Lewis - in The Letters of C.S. Lewis to Arthur Greeves - “I think the trouble with me is lack of faith. I have no rational ground for going back on the arguments that convinced me of God’s existence, but the irrational deadweight of my old sceptical habits… and the cares of the day, steal away all my lively feeling of the truth, and often when I pray I wonder if am not posting letters to a non-existent address. Mind you I don’t think so - the whole of my reasonable mind is convinced: but I often feel so.”

2008 New York City Dwell Conference Audio

Mark Driscoll
Darrin Patrick
Tim Keller
C.J. Mahaney
Ed Stetzer
Eric Mason

http://www.monergism.com/thethreshold/articles/bio/timkeller.html

This website has 7 sermons by Tim Keller from his book “The Reason for God”.

This may be premature, but I want to promote a book that is going to be critically important for taking the unchanging Christ to our changing culture.

Tim Keller has written a book entitled, The Reason for God, Belief in an Age of Skepticism. It comes out on February 14, 2008. It is written to non-Christians. This will be an important book for Sojourners to wade through, take notes on, and loan to a spiritual friend.

Here is an article that tells about it:

“How do you tell people something they probably want to know without playing into the great American hype machine? I’ve been getting so many questions about this I thought I would write a simple newsletter article to members and friends to let you know that, yes, I wrote a book.

Michaek Keller gives us a preview of Tim Keller’s new book due in Feb 08: The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism.

Table of Contents

Introduction – All doubts are leaps of faith

Here’s an article from 2002 where Tim Keller pontificates on the Biblical theology of the city. Worth reading.

“By year 300 AD, 50% of the urban populations of the Roman empire were Christian, while over 90% of the countryside was still pagan. (Note: Some believe that the very word ’pagan’ comes from the Greek paganus meaning a farmer or man of the country.) Because Christianity captured the cities, it eventually captured the society, as must always be the case. What captivates the cities also captivates the arts, media, scholarship and the professions. Cities are the ’culture-forming wombs’ of the society, made by God to be so.”

Here are some great short videos from Redeemer Presbyterian Church (Tim Keller) on “A Global Church Planting Movement”. It is a good introduction to church planting and loving the city.

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Eric M.
Rethinking life as a Son of God…
http://ericgmorgan.wordpress.com/