I'll be facilitating a discussion on chapter eight (pages 129-152) of
Keller's Work Thursday evening. Here are some questions I've pulled together for discussion.
- Keller defines idolatry as "imagining and trusting anything to deliver the control, security, significance, satisfaction, and beauty that only the real God can give. It means turning a good thing into an ultimate thing." Do you see parallels to our Sunday-morning series in 1 Corinthians? What might they be?
- Keller expands from mere individual or personal idols to cultural and corporate idols. What idols might easily ensnare our subculture in our Church?
