Welcome and conversations that matter podcast. My name is John Harris. We're going to get right to it today. I have a video that someone sent me. A dear brother on Facebook actually sent this to me and I should probably plug his stuff. I've never done that before I don't think but he sends me things all the time he actually

He's he's an elderly man and he's written so many good just

really wise things has a very interesting life he sent me his life story his name

is Lambert dolphin you can go to L dolphin.org to find his writings.

And you may just want to go there and look at some of the things he said because I think he just

has so many good wise things to say from a life of experiences but

but he sent me something that I thought was super interesting and

it's a it's a Tim Keller speech that I have never seen.

Now, if you want to know more about Tim Keller, my book Christianity and,

no sorry, Social Justice goes to church, the first one about social justice.

Social justice goes to church, new left in modern American evangelicalism. I talk about social justice. Social justice goes to church, new left and

modern American evangelicalism. I talk about Tim Keller in a whole section and I

I read and listen to so many things. Well this though I didn't see because well it was

a private link and so May 2nd, 2019, this is at Dallas Theological Seminary

and most of the stuff that he says.

I've heard versions of this before,

but he says a lot of them all in the same talk and I just want to listen in with you because I think it explains so much

I didn't wasn't expecting to focus this much on Tim Keller this week, but I think hey as long as I'm doing it I'll do a bunch of it and people

people have been helped by it and I see that people are being helped by it so I

think there's some really actually super good things sometimes you listen to like Keller and you think like

oh man like this there's so much to like now sometimes there's really not much to like on some of his things he said

I'm like I really don't like that but sometimes you just you empathize this is one of those things I actually empathize

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