STORY LIBRARY
One of the gifts God has given us is the many stories of God at work in churches, lives, and communities around the world. They destroy the boxes we tend to put God in and lead us to our knees in worship. We invite you to read, watch, listen, and explore the story library.
Great is Thy Faithfulness
Stories of God’s power displayed in the Church
This is a collection of stories from the TCT program. These stories were originally included in our printed story book, and we’ve made them available in a digital format here.
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Chapter 2: Justice and the Old Testament
I love this chapter in the book Generous Justice and I hope if you haven’t read it already you take the time to do so. In my book there are highlighted sentences in about every [...]
Who Are The Vulnerable And Are We Helping?
Who are the vulnerable? Vulnerable can mean all kinds of things depending on the context. Generally when we define a person’s vulnerability, we think of what they lack. They lack a stable home environment, financial [...]
Radical Generosity
Giving and sharing with other people no matter what it is, whether it’s small or big is always a blessing, especially for the giver. We feel good about ourselves when we give, just as God [...]
A New Way to Think About Righteousness
Chapter 1 of Generous Justice starts with, what was for me, a new understanding of righteousness. One that is revolutionary to how we read the Bible. Keller talks about how “righteousness” in the Bible means [...]
What a Painting Taught Me About Grace and Justice
I stopped by the local homeless shelter the other night to take part in the evening chapel service. Our small group leads the service once each quarter and that evening was our turn. As I [...]
The Inseparable Relationship Between God and Justice
In the introduction to his book Generous Justice, Tim Keller begins with a description of the people for whom he wrote the book. The first person he describes is young Christians who are interested in social [...]
