The Gospel for Believers

Tim Keller writes about his new book at the Redeemer website:

During the years I was working on these two books, my provisional titles were "The Gospel for Non-believers" (The Reason for God) and "The Gospel for Believers" (The Prodigal God). This second book is my way of doing what Martin Luther directed us Christian ministers to do. "This...truth of the gospel...is also the principal article of all Christian doctrine, wherein the knowledge of all godliness consists. Most necessary it is, therefore, that we should know this article well, teach it unto others, and beat it into their heads continually."

The book is due out this month. I'm looking forward to reading it.

Comments

[Ian Clary]

I like the fact that in the article Keller notes that the impetus for writing this book was the legacy of his mentor Edmund Clowney. I really, really like Clowney's work on biblical theology, especially as it relates to preaching.