Tim Keller’s Final Exhortation: Notice the Stories that Shape You
‘The Stories We Live By’ clearly articulates the narratives we live by, how they quietly shape us, and why the gospel is the truer and better story.
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‘The Stories We Live By’ clearly articulates the narratives we live by, how they quietly shape us, and why the gospel is the truer and better story.
The best iterations of the four senses in no way reject the grammatical-historical sense; they affirm it.
In ‘No Contact,’ Mering reminds us that our hope isn’t in getting our parenting right but in the renewal of all things through the cross and resurrection.
The flowering of English at the end of the 16th century would have been impossible without the linguistic wheels that Tyndale set in motion at the beginning of the century.
John Piper explains why he likes the ESV, how many copies he has, and what Bible translation he uses for his personal devotions.
