Faith

Late last week, author, pastor, and theologian Timothy Keller shared a health update on the two-year anniversary of his pancreatic cancer diagnosis.  Addressing the Twitter thread to his “friends,” Keller said, “This month, I am celebrating the 2-year anniversary of my diagnosis with pancreatic cancer. I can call it a celebration with justification as the … [Read more...] about Timothy Keller ‘Celebrating’ Two-Year Anniversary of Cancer Diagnosis, Shares Health Update

Jacksonville, Florida, resident Loveyd Walker was preaching the gospel on Facebook Live Wednesday night when stray bullets from a street fight pierced through the walls of her home, nearly hitting her. According to First Coast News, three bystanders were shot outside of Walker’s home while she was preaching on Facebook. An estimated 50 bullets rang … [Read more...] about Bullets Interrupt Woman Sharing Gospel on Facebook Live

(Christian Headlines) A Missouri family who was the victim of theft says they won't press charges against the robber who stole their items – and they're even inviting him back to their house for a gift. Jennifer Collier of Jackson County, Missouri, says her family was in the back of their property doing yard work over the weekend when an unidentified man stole two leaf … [Read more...] about ‘I Left a Bible for You’: Family Forgives Robber, Wants Him to Return for Gift

A recent article by James Wood, associate editor of First Things magazine, has provoked a vigorous discussion regarding how Christians ought to engage with culture. In his May 6 post, “How I Evolved on Tim Keller,” Wood explains that Tim Keller has had a profound impact on his life, but Wood now rejects Keller’s “winsome model” of cultural engagement. “As I observed the … [Read more...] about Should We Take a ‘Winsome Approach’ to Culture? Christians Debate If Tim Keller’s ‘Moment Has Passed’