Publications

Proverbs, Community, and the Culture

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Below is a post by Tim Keller, pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in NYC, from April 28, 2010.

Some years ago I preached through the book of Proverbs, and I learned two things I hadn't known about it. First, the Proverbs only give up their meaning cumulatively. No one proverb gives you the whole picture. If one proverb says, "the morally good always have a good life" and a later proverb says, "sometimes the morally good suffer" we think it's a contradiction.

Generous Justice--Interview with Tim Keller

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"What We Owe The Poor" is an interview with Tim Keller in Christianity Today, concerning his book, Generous Justice. Part of the interview is below. The complete interview can be found at the link.

http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2010/december/10.69.html

Stuff Christians Like: A Blog by Jon Acuff

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Stuff Christians Like, a blog by Jon Acuff.

http://www.jonacuff.com/stuffchristianslike/

Worship Matters: A blog by Bob Kauflin

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grad-4-1-11e Worship Matters is a blog by Bob Kauflin.

Good, inspired food for one's soul.

http://www.worshipmatters.com/

Red Letter Christians

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Red Letter Christians: http://www.redletterchristians.org/

How Tony Campolo describes this blog--
The goal of Red Letter Christians is simple: To take Jesus seriously by endeavoring to live out His radical, counter-cultural teachings as set forth in Scripture, and especially embracing the lifestyle prescribed in the Sermon on the Mount. Ironically, it was a secular Jewish country-and-western disc jockey in Nashville, Tennessee who first suggested that title. During a radio interview with my friend Jim Wallis, that deejay declared, “You’re one of those Red-Letter Christians – you know, the ones who are really into all those New Testament verses that are in red letters!”