Making Sense of God
- Author Timothy Keller
- Narrator Sean Pratt
- Publisher John Murray Press
- Run Time 9 hours and 35 minutes
- Format Audio
- Genre Christian life and practice, Christianity, Theology.
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What to expect
We are unavoidably hope-based creatures. Imagine two women given the same boring task to do eight hours a day in the same conditions - but you tell one woman she will be paid £15,000 for a year of this work, and you tell the other that she will be paid £15 million. Each woman in identical circumstances will be experiencing those circumstances in completely different ways, because what we believe about the future determines how we live in the present.
In this dynamic new book, New York pastor and bestselling author Tim Keller explores the biblical understanding of hope. A profound grasp of what we are hopeful for, he argues, can re-energise and transform us personally, can help us face death, can influence our community practices with regard to sex, money and power - and even be applied globally, to renew our culture.
In this dynamic new book, New York pastor and bestselling author Tim Keller explores the biblical understanding of hope. A profound grasp of what we are hopeful for, he argues, can re-energise and transform us personally, can help us face death, can influence our community practices with regard to sex, money and power - and even be applied globally, to renew our culture.
Critics Review
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This new book from Tim Keller is the follow-up to the hugely successful The Reason for God and particularly addresses those that believe that Christianity lacks any cultural relevance. He tackles their objections, compares Christianity to secularism, and addresses many ‘mis-beliefs’ that have arisen over what Christianity is, or what Christians believe.
Together Magazine -
Any book by Timothy Keller is a worthwhile read and this one will not disappoint…. The book certainly makes a lot of sense of mankind in relation to God… well worth a read and a reread.
Presbyterian Herald
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