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# Tim Keller is Blogging
- URL: https://www.dashhouse.com/2009101tim-keller-is-blogging-html/
- Published: 2009-10-01T14:34:23.000Z
- Updated: 2022-08-15T15:30:48.000Z
- Author: Darryl Dash
- Tags: Blog, Blogging, #DashHouseCom, #wp

Tim Keller is [blogging](http://rcpc.com/blog/?ref=dashhouse.com), and his [first post](http://rcpc.com/blog/view.jsp?Blog%5Fparam=44&ref=dashhouse.com) is very helpful. He uses John Frame’s ‘tri-perspectivalism’ approach to reflect on Willow Creek:

> John Frame’s ‘tri-perspectivalism’ helps me understand Willow. The Willow Creek style churches have a ‘kingly’ emphasis on leadership, strategic thinking, and wise administration. The danger there is that the mechanical obscures how organic and spontaneous church life can be. The Reformed churches have a ‘prophetic’ emphasis on preaching, teaching, and doctrine. The danger there is that we can have a naïve and unBiblical view that, if we just expound the Word faithfully, everything else in the church — leader development, community building, stewardship of resources, unified vision — will just happen by themselves. The emerging churches have a ‘priestly’ emphasis on community, liturgy and sacraments, service and justice. The danger there is to view ‘community’ as the magic bullet in the same way Reformed people view preaching.

> By thinking in this way, it makes it possible for me to love and appreciate the best representatives of each of these contemporary evangelical ‘traditions.’

[more](http://rcpc.com/blog/view.jsp?Blog%5Fparam=44&ref=dashhouse.com)