Tim Keller explores the elements of having a new missionary encounter in the West—as well as the biggest obstacles we face in doing so.

Before we can explain the gospel to a culture, we must analyze that culture with the gospel.

Tim Keller explores how a Christian high theory can help us analyze our cultural moment and be able to address it effectively.

How are we to reach a culture whose narratives deem Christianity as offensive? Tim Keller addresses the need to find new, compelling ways to share the gospel with a generation that increasingly lacks any religious foundation.

Tim Keller details five key elements of the early church that we must strive to embody today.

Tim Keller discusses how we need catechesis as well as counter-catechesis: using biblical doctrine to both deconstruct the beliefs of culture and answer questions of the human heart that culture’s narratives cannot.

We live in a culture dominated by non-Christian thought and themes. Even though non-Christian culture may contain a vast amount of good, believers are members of a community animated by a set of sharply different principles.

Tim Keller shares how this reality requires us to decide how to faithfully engage the world around us.

There are many features of a missional movement, but at the heart of them all is a rediscovery of the gospel of grace—totally free to us, yet infinitely costly to our Savior. Tim Keller encourages to display this grace to those around us.

The challenges and responsibilities to a missionary encounter with the West seem formidable. Tim Keller offers us several encouragements to avoid being discouraged.

Listen to the full, unsegmented audiobook of How to Reach the West Again here.