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Great insights from Tim Keller on how College Ministry is the best way to equip leaders who will impact our nation , from a post on ByFaithOnline.com :
Keller paints a bleak picture of where America is as a culture: “This is an unprecedented time in human history…What’s new is the breadth of conviction that there is no such thing as truth. There have never been whole societies built on that idea. Never.”
“Everyone knows that younger people are far less religious than the generation before … and despite all the things that we’ve been doing for the last 30 years, we’re losing them.”
According to Keller, if you’re on a college campus, you’re on the culture’s cutting edge . It is, he says, our best leadership development pipeline. By exposing people to the cutting edge of culture where they have to deal with the modern mindset, where they have to deal with non-Christians — that, in Keller’s opinion, is the best way to develop pastors and lay leaders.
Read the whole article here - worth the read for Keller's insights on where our culture is headed and what we need to do about it.
HT: @stephenlutz
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