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1:57:24

SRR 95 Responding To Emails, Shout Outs, and Covenant Theology

TCN

ThornCrown Network

over 7 years ago

10:48

Tim Kauffman, Steve Matthews, you, me, we all work secular jobs. Pastor Hines, he's a pastor.

1:25:06

The Religion of Marx: The Bad News of the Kingdom of Man

Cornerstone Church

over 6 years ago

1:13:20

Is it any. Is it any surprise at all that Keller is making the same arguments going back to Engels and the principles of communism. The proletarian liberates himself by abolishing competition. Jenks who I referred to earlier we would have to change the rules of the game to reduce the rewards of competitive success and the cost of failure.

38:01

What Happened to Tim Keller?

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

15:14

Keller resonated with Kahn's ideas. While teaching at Westminster, Keller developed his distinctively Dutch Reformed approach to missions and apologetics under the influence of Kahn. The life -changing impact Kahn had had on him manifested itself in 1989, when Keller moved from Philadelphia with his wife and three sons to start Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan.

1:01:45

SRR 98 John Piper And The Fall of Sola Fide At The Last Judgment Part 1

TCN

ThornCrown Network

over 7 years ago

13:24

cut, not really thinking I needed to get involved because you had already published that article with Kauffman

27:47

Engaging With Tim Keller on the Importance of Ecclesiology

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 3 years ago

12:29

So Harvey Kahn is the one that D .G. Hart says influenced Keller along these lines. He wrote a book in 1979 with Roger Greenway called Discipling the City, and in that particular book, Kahn begins to develop a theology of the city that sees urban centers as crucial to God's sovereign plan for redemption.

2:00:15

Sweet Social Justice

Cornerstone Church

over 6 years ago

38:09

And so both Jencks and Bellah advocate for government intervention to reduce the rewards of ambition, to reduce the penalties of failure, and to equalize people's income in order to conquer this problem of expressive individualism or alienation.

1:04:23

Understanding Tim Keller's "Social Justice"

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 6 years ago

48:48

Keller resonated with Kahn's ideas. While teaching at Westminster, Keller developed his distinctively Dutch -reformed approach to missions and apologetics under the influence of Kahn. The life -changing impact Kahn had on him manifested itself in 1989 when Keller moved from Philadelphia with his wife and three sons to start Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan.

44:22

Nate Fischer: Disruptive Technologies and the Moral Landscape for Artificial Intelligence

DMW

Dead Men Walking

about 3 years ago

7:05

In venture, you don't win by being sort of conservative when that merely means say no, say slow down to things. You need an alternative positive vision to inspire people. What are they building toward?

25:50

Kathy Keller and the Prime Directive (Part 1)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 7 years ago

9:10

The chief value prime directive, what does Mrs. Keller say? �That was the very first thing that we determined before we even moved here. We couldn�t just import the rural or suburban template from our previous church in Hopewell, Virginia, even if it had been successful in its time and place.

2:43

Pastor Justin Bates Interview

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 1 year ago

3:55

Yeah, absolutely. So we are what we would call rural, not secluded or way out there, but we are rural. We're kind of on the edge of the Flint Hills in Kansas. The county that the church is located in has a population of like 35 ,000, I believe.

34:49

Engaging Tim Keller on Theistic Evolution: Part II

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 3 years ago

3:46

I'm not here to bring you all of that, just to show you that this is an organization that Tim Keller is somewhat affiliated with, and it's not all above board. Here's one quote, and this is a quote that our author here, William Schweitzer, who critiques Keller, brings up in this book, Engaging with Keller, and it's from 2010.

1:02:27

Steve Jeffery & Kyle Hessler: Works/Based & the Theology of Work + Fresh 10 Segment DMW#220

DMW

Dead Men Walking

about 2 years ago

30:52

And if you can get through that list, then yes, then maybe you're qualified to start looking at entrepreneurship. Kyle, I would agree with you, too. Funny fact, when I was younger, if I said, that wasn't fair, my father would come to me and say, we don't say that.

25:50

Kathy Keller and the Prime Directive (Part 2)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 8 years ago

12:48

You clean it up. � Of course, I didn�t say that. Anyway, the basement is almost redone, by the way. We are experts in reaching skeptics in cities. Number three, Kathy Keller, 30 years of ministry. Quote, �Another core value that originated from the prime directive, church as usual will not work, is that excellence is inclusive.

42:39

RLL 65.Romeward Bound

TCN

ThornCrown Network

over 4 years ago

41:21

Of course, I'm talking about Brother Timothy Kauffman.

2:37:45

Tim Keller biblical or false teacher?

Apologetics Live

over 3 years ago

1:11:47

Richard Mao, who helped train or influence Keller, was doing the same thing. It was the same formula over and over and over. We can. That's liberation theology. We can take this and use it for ourselves and build it on another foundation.

1:54:10

Let's Talk about Tim Keller & TGC | Collin Hansen

RFN

Room For Nuance

almost 3 years ago

38:28

They did for Edwards and they do for Keller. They cohere together in the same person. And then third is Kathy. I don't think the Kellers are necessarily a model for how every ministry marriage should be, but I would simply point out that they are unusually close, unusually collaborative in ministry, and probably owing largely to the fact of two different things.

25:50

Kathy Keller and the Prime Directive (Part 2)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 7 years ago

12:48

7:25

Read This Article Men!

AD Robles

over 6 years ago

3:07

Why is that? Why does entrepreneurship even at such a small level, tap into and capture imaginations to inspire action, the motivation has to be more than just a few extra hundred bucks in one's pocket.

1:29:36

Resistance is Futile: You Will Be Assimilated Into the Community

FFT

Fighting for the Faith

over 13 years ago

53:46

You see what he's doing? He comes to the United States, goes to work for General Motors, decides to go to work on creating community because the individual doesn't exist. His idea was to create community on and around the job.

1:25:06

Engaging Tim Keller on the Doctrine of Sin

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 3 years ago

10:13

Tim Keller has been perhaps the chief architect of the evangelicalism we live in today. He's not a detached observer. He is the builder in some ways. He is the architect of this. So as we go through this series, and I'm going to just go through each chapter.