Thankful for Tim Keller, and the special blessing I have had to interact with him and learn from him in multiple settings over the years. May the Lord especially bless the time he and his family have together in his remaining days.

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Don Carson on Tim Keller: “He was jealous for the glory of God. He was quick to see how the trajectories of Scripture, the structure of biblical theology, drove thoughtful readers back to the gospel. His preaching taught people how to read their Bibles.” thegspl.co/3OkiYkO

If I had never heard a sermon or read a single book by Pastor Tim, he'd still be one of the most admired and influential pastors in my life. I loved and felt loved by Timothy Keller (1950-2023) and he will be missed dearly. My brief reflections on what he meant to me.

Book launch month in full effect! Dearly Beloved available now on Amazon, MoodyPublishers.com, and other book retailers. If you get and read the book, please leave a review on Amazon or Goodreads - it will help make sure others who would like the book find it. Thanks!

In this conversation, Pastor Vermon Pierre opens up about experiencing the depths of God's beloved love in the church family. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Accurate to my experience running the 400 regularly in college (mostly in relays). Man, I hated this race!

Brilliant from Jake Meador on exvangelicalism: mereorthodoxy.com/two-types-of-e…

Special episode just dropped! Lisa Jernigan, Vermon Pierre, and Caleb Campbell hosted Gary Mason from Rethinkingconflict for a conversation about his experience pastoring during the Irish Troubles. Check it out on the Disarming Leviathan podcast!

Get to know Vermon Pierre, Neopolis board member and lead pastor of Roosevelt Community Church in Phoenix! ☀️ Hear what sparked his passion for global missions and the team he roots for—even when they break his heart. 🏈 Full interview over at instagram.com/neopolisnetwork

🎧 Listen here: blog.j29coalition.com/p/pastoring-on… Caleb Campbell The Gospel Coalition Vermon Pierre Darryl Williamson

"Politics involves genuine relationships with people who are genuinely other people, not tasks set for our redemption or objects for our philanthropy." Bernard Crick, "In Defense of Politics"