Interview with Tim Keller

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I came upon this interview that Monergism.com held with Tim Keller and felt it to be very interesting and useful. Tim Keller is author of The Reason for God: Belief in the Age of Skepticism. He is also pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York. In the interview, he addresses:

  • His method of evangelism in preaching.
  • His view of sanctification

  • Books to help train people in apologetics.

  • How he approaches the skeptics questions.

  • Various ways to approach specific questions from skeptics. This one is particularly useful.

The interview can be found here.

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