I love every minute of this interview.
Here is Collin Hanson of The Gospel Coalition interviewing University of North Carolina historian Molly Worthen:
Some highlights:
- Worthen praises Tim Keller for his work in Christian apologetics
- She talks about her critical piece on Al Mohler in Christianity Today and why she may have been hired to write that piece.
- She discusses rereading early Francis Schaeffer, especially The God Who is There.
- Hanson asks Worthen how she “came under conviction of sin and the hope of salvation through Jesus Christ.” (Worthen “became a Christian last August”).
- She describes how J.D. Greear and Tim Keller played a role in her conversion through conversations and ZOOM calls. Worthen starting worshipping at Greear’s Summit Church.
- The work of N.T. Wright convinced her that Jesus rose from the dead.
- She was baptized at Greear’s Summit Church.
What a beautiful and joyful conversation.