Matt Smethurst

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Pastor, @RCBCRichmond • Author, “Tim Keller on the Christian Life,” “Deacons,” and more: https://t.co/6AKUj9AE1o • Cohost, “The Everyday Pastor” podcast

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This is the most detailed MRI scan of an unborn baby. At just 20 weeks, she is moving, turning her head, kicking—even standing. Her beating heart is also visible. Human life is a miracle.

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Ernie Johnson, a legend in sports broadcasting, just announced this will be his last season hosting “Inside the NBA.” He’s also a man of deep Christian faith. Watch this clip from 2022, shortly after the death of his adult son.

On the latest Everyday Pastor episode, Ligon Duncan asked Joel Beeke what we can learn from the Puritan Thomas Goodwin. Don’t miss Dr. Beeke’s answer. One of the most special moments we’ve ever had on the show.

John Lennox has spent decades defending the Christian faith as a mathematician, philosopher, and apologist. But I’m not sure he’s ever said anything more beautiful than this.

Ben Sasse is facing death and reveling in the glory of grace. This is what life is about.

“Heaven isn’t full of good people. Heaven is full of people who understand they’re not good enough.” —Wes Huff to Steven Bartlett Bold. Clear. Kind.

Man, this is beautiful. A life adorning the gospel. Listen to what Steven Bartlett—host of one of the world’s most popular podcasts—says to Christian apologist John Lennox.

“What would you say to a young Christian who is nervous about the future?” I love @TimKellerNYC’s answer. I think about it every Easter.

Satan in Eden: “Take and eat.” Jesus at Last Supper: “Take and eat.” — Ligon Duncan 🔥

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“What would you say to a young Christian who is nervous about the future?” Beautiful answer from @TimKellerNYC (1950–2023). His faith is now sight.

One year ago, John Piper asked ChatGPT to write him a prayer.

When @TimKellerNYC was 24 years old, he was a new pastor in rural Virginia. Alice was an elderly Christian who had suffered enormously in her life. More than four decades later, Keller still remembered her perspective.

This was the last thing @TimKellerNYC ever said to Redeemer Presbyterian Church. In God’s providence, it was scheduled to be shared with Redeemer congregants on May 19—the day he died (three years ago today).

Gospel gold from Alistair Begg. No better week to watch. Never gets old.

One of the best sermon clips I’ve ever seen.

This short clip from @TimKellerNYC illustrates one of the most beautiful truths of the Christian life. #ThankYouTimKeller

My favorite moment from Wes Huff’s conversation with @JoeRogan.

For 34 years, @TimKellerNYC loved and served Redeemer Presbyterian—now a family of churches. In God’s providence, this was their founding pastor’s final word to them. It was scheduled to air to Redeemer congregants on May 19—the day he died.

When @TimKellerNYC was 24 years old, he was a new pastor in rural Virginia. Alice was an elderly Christian who had suffered enormously in her life. More than four decades later, Keller still remembered her perspective.

Is God selfish to pursue his own glory? In less than 60 seconds, John Piper explains why it’s actually an expression of love.

“My cancer diagnosis is a touch of grace, because it forces me to tell the truth.” —Ben Sasse on 60 Minutes