Giving the Culture a Reason for God
In the past few weeks, I have been posting some material from Tim Keller's recent book, The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism. We have been using the book as a template for a seven-week series on major objections to Christianity in our adult Sunday School class at the church. Before beginning the series, I had to read the book to preview it. Sometimes I am a little hesitant to read a book that is garnering so much attention, but I sped through this one in a matter of hours. I was so impressed by the way Keller dealt with some of the most difficult questions that people in our culture raise against Christianity and the way in which he presented the gospel as the answer to those questions. If you have not read it, I highly commend it to you. You will benefit greatly from reading it.
