A Little Bit of L, B, and E with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen
Life and Books and Everything — Clearly ReformedA Little Bit of L, B, and E with Justin Taylor and Collin Hansen
June 21, 2023
Life and Books and EverythingClearly Reformed
The triumvirate managed to get together one last time before setting sail for summer plans. With little time to spare before Collin needed to run Tom Cruise-style after a plane bound for the UK, the three amigos chat about the legacies of Tim Keller and Harry Reeder, the books they’ve been reading and hope to read this summer, and whether they think we’ve reached Peak Pride in America. Plus, you’ll hear whether Kevin ever plans to drink Bud Light again (and whether he’s ever had that or any beer ever).
Mentioned Blog Post:
Preaching Resources: A Summer Reading List
Chapters:
0:00 Intro & Sponsor
2:35 Summer Plans, Civil Wars, and Sioux Falls
12:53 Tim Keller’s Ministry & Legacy
32:45 Remembering Harry Reeder
39:35 Books
57:30 Are We at Peak Pride?
1:06:10 Closing Comments & Sponsor
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