Welcome to Gospel in Life. In this special podcast, you'll hear Susan Nacorta staying

interview Tim Keller about communicating the Gospel, in preaching, teaching, and writing.

Here's their conversation.

Hello everyone, I am Susan Nacorta staying and I'm your host for today's interview with

Dr. Timothy Keller. And today we're going to be speaking with Tim about communicating the

Gospel in preaching, teaching, and writing. Hi Tim, so great to be with you.

I'm really glad to see you again, Susan. And you are our host no matter how far you move.

Oh, I'm so grateful.

Always be our host. Okay, just want you to know that.

Oh, so grateful. I will always love and so grateful to be a part of our Redeemer family.

Oh, man. So Tim, when we less spoke and talked about why you're writing your new book

on forgiveness, which comes out this November, it's very exciting. I know this past year,

despite your ongoing treatments for cancer, you've remained so busy working with Redeemer

City Decidied Leaders, teaching online, doing interviews, writing articles, and recording

new video resources for Gospel in Life. So in all that work, you're regularly communicating

the Gospel almost as much as when you were preaching week after week. So I think I know

that the people that people would really love to hear from you, but some of the ways you

think about and come to communicate the Gospel in the unique way you do. So let's jump

in. One of the things we talked about when we last discussed your book is that at the

heart of the Gospel is forgiveness. So really, your new book is another way you're communicating

and exploring the rich implications of the Gospel.

Yeah, I mean, ultimately the principle of the Gospel is grace, that things that we ought

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