Jim Reske and Greg Bryan discuss their favorite Tim Keller sermons.   

Greg Bryan and Jim Reske reflect on one of our favorite messages preached by Dr. Tim Keller.

You can listen to the original message below.

https://gospelinlife.com/sermon/the-prodigal-sons/

Greg Bryan and Jim Reske reflect on the most powerful sermons that have impacted their lives delivered by Dr. Timothy Keller.

In this episode, they reflect on the message titled, God Our Lover.  You can listen to it for free by clicking the link below.

https://gospelinlife.com/sermon/god-our-lover/ 

Richard is the best-selling author of “The True Measure of a Man”, “Reliable Truth”, “The Power of a Humble Life”, and more. His passion is transforming lives through gaining wisdom and applying truth to every area of life. In late 2000, he founded The Center for Executive Leadership, a not-for-profit, faith-based ministry in Birmingham, Alabama.

The focus of our discussion is his book, Reflections on the Existence of God.

Greg asks Richard the following questions:

What led you to write this book?

You have an essay in the book called “The Irrationality of atheism”.  Why, in your opinion, does atheism not make sense?

Can you share your findings about our eyes and how they challenge evolution?

We are often taught that all reputable scientists are atheists.  Could you enlighten our audience on why that is not true?

 
Which scientists have surprised you by changing their minds about God?

What are the biggest problems with the theory of evolution?

Talk about the problem atheists must deal with when they consider the fine-tuning of the universe.

Why are scientists so stubborn when confronted with evidence of intelligent design?

What makes the Christian worldview so compelling?

Do you have hope for today’s scientists?

Any advice to public school teachers? 

Is there anything else you would like to promote to our audience?

How can people find out more about your other works online?

Richard is the best-selling author of “The True Measure of a Man”, “Reliable Truth”, “The Power of a Humble Life”, and more. His passion is transforming lives through gaining wisdom and applying truth to every area of life. In late 2000, he founded The Center for Executive Leadership, a not-for-profit, faith-based ministry in Birmingham, Alabama.

The focus of our discussion is going to be his book, Reflections on the Existence of God.

Questions discussed are:

What makes the Christian worldview so compelling?

Do you have hope for today’s scientists?

Any advice for public school teachers? 

Is there anything else you would like to promote to our audience?

How can people find out more about your other works online?

Richard is the best-selling author of “The True Measure of a Man”, “Reliable Truth”, “The Power of a Humble Life”, and more. His passion is transforming lives through gaining wisdom and applying truth to every area of life. In late 2000, he founded The Center for Executive Leadership, a not-for-profit, faith-based ministry in Birmingham, Alabama.

The focus of our discussion is on his book, Reflections on the Existence of God.

Greg asks Richard to share his thoughts on the following questions.

Which scientists have surprised you by changing their minds about God?

What are the biggest problems with the theory of evolution?

Please talk about the problem atheists must deal with when they consider the fine-tuning of the universe.

Why are scientists so stubborn when confronted with evidence of intelligent design?

Richard is the best-selling author of “The True Measure of a Man”, “Reliable Truth”, “The Power of a Humble Life”, and more. His passion is transforming lives through gaining wisdom and applying truth to every area of life. In late 2000, he founded The Center for Executive Leadership, a not-for-profit, faith-based ministry in Birmingham, Alabama.

 In this episode, Greg asks the following questions: 

Why did you write this book?

You have an essay in the book called “The Irrationality of atheism”.  Why, in your opinion, does atheism not make sense?

Can you share your findings about our eyes and how they challenge evolution?

We are often taught that all reputable scientists are atheists.  Could you enlighten our audience on why that is not true?

Jim Reske reflects on his recent teaching on Romans chapters 3 through 5.

Jim Reske reflects on his recent teaching of Romans chapters 3 through 5.

Jim reflects on his recent teaching on Romans chapters 3 through 5.