In the meantime while I wait to get this book I have been able to listen to 7 sermons by Keller that are similar in content to the book. They can be downloaded for free at http://sermons.redeemer.com/store/index.cfm?fuseaction=category.display&category_id=29
I have listened to a little bit of Keller in the past and thought he was ok. After listening to these sermons and a few others I have quickly come to admire his preaching. The topics of many of his sermons may sound like nothing special but he really brings fascinating things out of the text. He has a brilliant mind and teaches with clarity. I have learned much from him already and wish more preachers preached like him. I would love for the unbelievers and believers at churches to be exposed to this kind of preaching regularly.
I highly advise you to follow the link above to listen to Keller. You will be very glad you did!
5 comments:
This sounds like a good book.
Keller is anti-theonomic (ie, antinomian) - so don't expect anything too great! :p
Ryan- my extreme sectarian friend- I thought you'd at least appreciate that he is a presuppositionalist!
consistent presuppositionalists are theonomists though - so I am thrilled he gets part of it right.
Am I going to need to bring Ben Richards in the middle of you two for reconciliation??? :)
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