TGC Podcast

In his keynote message at TGC's 2023 conference, Miguel Núñez teaches from Exodus 16 and emphasizes that the wilderness is a place where God often works profoundly in people's lives, teaching them trust and obedience. The purpose of these wilderness experiences is to reveal God's identity to his people, emphasizing that Jesus is the true bread of life—offering eternal life and satisfaction to those who believe in him.Today’s episode features a keynote message from TGC’s 2023 conference. To access more TGC23 conference media and microevent sessions, visit tgc23.org/watch.

In his keynote message at TGC's 2023 conference, Ken Mbugua teaches from Exodus 14 on the importance of seeing God as a warrior king who fights for his people. Mbugua uses the example of the Israelites' fear when facing the Egyptian army and highlights the need to focus on God's power and victory over being consumed by fear and worldly concerns.Today’s episode features a keynote message from TGC’s 2023 conference. To access more TGC23 conference media and microevent sessions, visit tgc23.org/watch.

In his keynote message at TGC's 2023 conference, H. B. Charles teaches on Exodus 12 and emphasizes four key lessons:God's sovereignty over judgmentAcknowledgment of human sinfulnessThe symbolism of the Passover lambThe call to live sanctified livesHe explains that the Passover serves as a reminder of God's absolute authority and holiness, the need for salvation because of sin, the substitutionary atonement of Christ, and the call to live sanctified lives.Today’s episode features a keynote message from TGC’s 2023 conference. To access more TGC23 conference media and microevent sessions, visit tgc23.org/watch.

Christian theologian and author John Piper discusses the profound significance of God's name and the central role of Jesus Christ. They explore topics such as God's promise to Abram, God's attitude towards justice and mercy, the calling and signs of Moses, God's plan and purpose in the Exodus, the significance of God's name Yahweh, and the call to make Yahweh known through Jesus' sacrifice.

The podcast explores the concept of othering and self-centeredness, emphasizing the importance of introspection and a compassionate mindset. It discusses personal experiences and the tendency to label others while viewing oneself as misunderstood. The power of a new affection and finding identity and joy in Jesus are also explored.

Join Collin Hansen and Melissa Kruger as they discuss the impact of Tim Keller, the removal of Saddleback Church from the Southern Baptist Convention, the importance of God's law as His grace, the influence of chat GPT AI technology, the ongoing conflict in Israel-Palestine, Elizabeth Elliot's biographies, challenges of parenting in a secular age, and their gratitude for listeners with wishes for the new year.

Addressing the rise of secularism and the indifference towards religion, the podcast explores the need for cultural narrative fluency. It discusses the secular cultural narratives of identity, freedom, happiness, and power, emphasizing the importance of presenting a compelling alternative rooted in the gospel. By retelling the story of Jesus in a beautiful and compelling way, Christians can offer a transformative narrative that brings joy and completeness to others.

Join Don Carson and Sandy Willson as they reflect on their relationship with Tim Keller, including their in-depth discussions about theology, evangelism, and cultural apologetics. They discuss the work of The Gospel Coalition and the challenges and growth it has faced in recent years.Finally, they end by discussing the current state and future trends of various social and cultural issues in the United States, expressing optimism about the future of the church, and emphasizing the importance of focusing on God's greatness and his leading for the benefit of the whole church.

In his message at TGC Netherlands 2023, Collin Hansen discusses Tim Keller's insights into cultural apologetics and mission in a post-Christian era, focusing on the background of Keller's book Making Sense of God.Keller, influenced by thinkers like James Davison Hunter, Charles Taylor, Alistair McIntyre, Philip Rieff, and Robert Bellah, critiques the Enlightenment and its inability to provide meaning and justice in the absence of Christian resources.Hansen outlines seven steps inspired by Keller's approach, including challenging prevailing social assumptions, integrating multidimensional faith, and demonstrating Christian community. Hansen's messages emphasizes the urgent need for apologetics in a cross-pressured, secular age.Original conference media courtesy of: https://www.geloofstoerusting.nl/

Tim Keller, prominent theologian and pastor, discusses his evolving relationship with American Neo-Calvinism. The podcast explores his influences, his alignment with Kuiper and Voss, and his divergence from some theological visions. It also delves into the unique perspective of neo-Calvinists and analyzes Tim's synthesis of different paradigms for Christ and culture.