“How do you know you’ve really been born again? You care about the poor. When you see people without resources, your heart goes out to them. If it doesn’t, maybe you’re saved, but you’re lacking the evidence of salvation. Justification leads to justice. Justice is the sign of justification. It’s all through the Bible.” — Tim Keller
Date: April 14, 2011
Event: TGC 2011 National Post-Conference, Chicago, Illinois
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