Kathy Keller

Kathy Keller discusses parenting advice, planting Redeemer in New York, and why she changed her mind on women's ordination. She shares insights on corresponding with CS Lewis before his death and her experiences in ministry and leadership dynamics in a complementarian setting.

Kathy Keller introduces the Cultivating a Healthy Marriage podcast series, focusing on tough questions on self-centeredness, serving out of love, and reconciliation in relationships. The series, preached in 1991, inspired the bestselling book 'The Meaning of Marriage' by Tim and Kathy Keller.

Kathy Keller, a writer and long-time partner of the late Tim Keller, shares profound insights on faith and sin in this engaging conversation. She reflects on her teenage correspondence with C.S. Lewis and the major influences that shaped Tim's ministry. Discussing Tim's new book, she tackles the modern misunderstandings of sin, emphasizing its many disguises and the cultural reluctance to acknowledge it. Kathy also explores idolatry, encouraging a deeper love for God as the remedy, and stresses the importance of addressing sin in church preaching.

Kathy Keller, the wife of the late Tim Keller and a co-author of influential texts like 'The Meaning of Marriage,' discusses the critical role Christian professionals play in shaping faith. She delves into the paradox that sometimes happiness can hinder spiritual growth. The conversation also touches on navigating personal relationships and prioritizing love for God. Kathy reflects on confronting mortality, the importance of legacy, and how integrating faith into daily work life can lead to a deeper sense of purpose.

Kathy Keller, wife of the late apologist Tim Keller, shares inspirational stories about Tim, how a sick dog led her to Jesus, and marriage advice. She also discusses corresponding with CS Lewis before his death and reflections on grief a year later.