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This is just another example of how intentional and impressive the Bible really is.
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The Spirit is doing some crazy things with the current generation, and I just keep wondering, what is going to come of it? In 10 or 20 years, what is the faith of our current young people going to look like?
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What does the Bible have to say about how Christians should think about and act towards their political leaders (i.e. Trump, Carney, etc.)?
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What does Jesus mean by saying "I am the light of the world"? Of course, there are several layers of meaning, but one of the primary layers has to do with the unbelievable context in which Jesus makes the claim.
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Who did Jesus actually claim to be? It's a simple question, but the answer really matters. If you're calling Jesus God, but he never claimed to be God, then you're putting a title and a status on him that he never professed, and that’s a problem. But if he did claim to be God, and you don’t submit to Him as God, and then he turns out to be God, well then that’s a greater problem.
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The one gift of cancer is that it keeps my mortality in focus. Every few months I am back to wondering, “Is it back? Am I going to die?” Gift because it forces me to rehash what I actually believe about what happens next.
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This is what it means for Jesus to be the bread from life: Jesus is God, He died to impart to us the Life of God, eternal life is knowing God, and all we must do is believe in God. Or to say it another way, "For God so loved the world,that he gave his only son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. The greatest news and the greatest offer in the world for sinful, hungry, thirsty people.
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They miss the meaning of the bread, and they miss the identity of the one who gave them the bread. And the result of this inadequate understanding of Jesus is a desire to make him their earthly king, who among other things can finally conquer their conquerors – as if Jesus came to simply reign over a physical kingdom.
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Jesus healing the lame man appears random, like Jesus just happens to be passing by him that day and happens to notice him. But there is nothing random about it. Jesus heals the man on a religious day, during a religious feast, outside a religious building, in front of a bunch of religious people, because this healing is just as much a statement to the Jewish onlookers as it is to the man who is healed. With all the intention in the world, Jesus heals the man in front of the religious crowds.
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In this episode, I sit down with Matt Smethurst to discuss his book "Tim Keller on the Christian Life." Matt talks about what made Tim Keller such a unique and influential voice, his gospel-centered vision of the Christian life, his ability to reach skeptics and secular culture, and why Keller’s work still resonates with so many Christians today.
Matt Smethurst serves as lead pastor of River City Baptist Church in Richmond, Virginia. He also cohosts and edits The Everyday Pastor podcast from The Gospel Coalition. Matt is the author of Tim Keller on the Christian Life: The Transforming Power of the Gospel (Crossway, 2025), Before You Share Your Faith: Five Ways to Be Evangelism Ready (10Publishing, 2022) and many more.
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