One of those topics that we largely tend to avoid in the church today is hell. We avoid it because it’s controversial. We avoid it because it can be a confusing topic. Out of Ur, the blog-site for Leadership, has been featuring brief interviews with some current theologians and pastors on the topic of hell. Here are two of them that I found helpful.
The first is Tim Keller, Pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York and author of The Prodigal God, addressing whether or not everyone will be saved by drawing from Jesus’ teaching on hell. The second clip is N. T. (Tom) Wright, Bishop of Durham, England, and one of the premier New Testament theologians of our day, speaking on what hell is like and whether it even exists.
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Matt,
Thanks for sharing these videos. I have read most of NT Wight’s and Tim Keller’s books. But I have not ran across these video clips/series. Interesting and thoughtful stuff.
David L
David,
I’m glad to have shared the clips. Both of these men are astute thinkers an incisive commentators on Christianity in our time.
Matt