Author: Joe Keller

Parenting in an AI-Driven World

The biblical imperative for parents is to raise their children in a manner that develops the whole person toward a fear and loving obedience to the Lord. This command transcends generations and cultural moods, promoting faith and the proclamation of the gospel through righteous living (Deut. 6:6-7; Prov. 22:6-7). It requires an intentional and creative commitment to understand the child, the world they live in, and the truth of the gospel that shapes every area and detail of life. Each child and season of life presents unique opportunities and challenges. Continue Reading →

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Parenting in an AI-Driven World

The biblical imperative for parents is to raise their children in a manner that develops the whole person toward a fear and loving obedience to the Lord. This command transcends generations and cultural moods, promoting faith and the proclamation of the gospel through righteous living (Deut. 6:6-7; Prov. 22:6-7). It requires an intentional and creative commitment to understand the child, the world they live in, and the truth of the gospel that shapes every area and detail of life. Each child and season of life presents unique opportunities and challenges. Continue Reading →

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The Pursuit of Joy

As believers, we have directly experienced the joy that comes through faith in Christ and the gospel’s transforming work. There is also an accompanying indescribable sense of joy that undergirds every area of life. Even amid suffering, we have hope that transcends this temporal world and elevates our desires to that which is eternal and spiritual. In trying to find language to capture this experience, I would describe joy as the state of delight in God. The pursuit of joy is the pursuit of God. Let’s explore this further together. Continue Reading →

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Navigating Difficult Conversations in Marriage

Our September 2024 mini-series on the BCC Grace and Truth blog addresses handling disagreements biblically in different facets of life. In this first article, Joe Keller discusses navigating difficult conversations in marriage. In other contributions to the series, Rush Witt considers handling conflict within the local church, and Kyle Johnston offers four theological and pastoral principles for handling disagreements within the biblical counseling movement with greater wisdom, love, and poise. Continue Reading →

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