In a day when many thoughtful Christians are struggling to adapt their message to a post-Christian world, without selling their doctrinal birthright for a bowl of cultural-relevant porridge, Tim Keller enters the conversation with his latest book, Center Church. Drawing from three decades of reflection, Keller outlines a compelling theological vision in the hope of provoking gospel transformation. After choosing Center Church for a book award, Christianity Today asked if I would interview Pastor Keller, which I did last week. You may access the interview by clicking here.

When Your Earthly Hope Is Found Wanting
Having begun his professional life believing in the promise of communism, British journalist Malcolm Muggeridge (1903-1990) abandoned his utopian dream in the 1930s. Coming to