Geez I never would have thought that an Evangelical pastor would make such an impact on my life but here I am at 33 years old. The world NEEDS this man. Let us all pray he recovers.

I’m in Florida and I absolutely love his preaching!! Watching them all! He is truly anointed May God bless all the seed he has planted❤

Tim Keller’s talks are the best for me.

TIM KELLER sermons ! The best way to understand Bible. I live in Korea as Korean. Thank you !

This has found its way over the Atlantic, to Norway. So great to listen to this🙏 Thank You so much!❤

I am a Christian and this clarified “the argument” for me. I believed this but didn’t know how to defend it. So helpful. Thanks! ❤️🇨🇦

Another GREAT sermon from Tim Keller. His preaching and writing has been incredibly helpful to me over the years. So thankful for how the Lord has used him. I want to let people know, if you see a reply to one of your comments that looks like it’s from the channel, it’s not. It’s a bot, trying to get you to click a link. You can just report it as SPAM.

Oh, to have such an ordered mind, inspired by the Holy Spirit!

Good Teaching& Insight.

I’m a Christian. When I hear the way he describes how Christianity is service oriented I really feel convicted. I cannot, in all honesty, use Peter’s defence. Share this with people around you.

Dudes a gangster! Jah bless TK.

sending a big electronic hug

such a great message, just in time ! Soli Deo Gloria

Amen, so encouraged yet again. God bless everyone!

A great teaching filled with insights and wisdom. Thankfully, Jesus is still healing and saving.

I like how his "pulpit" is just a music stand. Came from a church with an ornate pulpit that was seen as a holy place.

This is logical. Yet again TK proved his being genius. 😆

This is what I am speaking about

He's great. But i still have questions.

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Did anyone found the article he mentioned in the chronicle of higher education (27:57)?

So. And

How is Tim?

They received the spirit of attack for speaking about love

It's certainly an appealing idea to think there could be one true religion. But all organized religions, being organized by men, inevitably will have flaws because we humans are intentionally imperfect. One culture understood this to the point of intentionally putting a flaw in their pottery. And there are elements of Christianity that are wonderful! But the Vatican unfortunately included the Old Testament in the Bible along with the New, in spite of the fact that Jesus compared the Old Testament to an old wineskin, and that his teachings, being like new wine, wouldn't fit in with it, as his depiction of God was at odds with the anthropomorphic version found in the Old Testament. This has caused tons of confusion. There's also a talk at Lake Urmia by Jesus from his pre-public ministry days, that's not in the Bible (it's in a new revelation). Here is an excerpt: 134:4.3 (1486.6) If different religions recognize the spirit sovereignty of God the Father, then will all such religions remain at peace. Only when one religion assumes that it is in some way superior to all others, and that it possesses exclusive authority over other religions, will such a religion presume to be intolerant of other religions or dare to persecute other religious believers. 134:4.4 (1487.1) Religious peace - brotherhood - can never exist unless all religions are willing to completely divest themselves of all ecclesiastical authority and fully surrender all concept of spiritual sovereignty. God alone is spirit sovereign. 134:4.5 (1487.2) You cannot have equality among religions (religious liberty) without having religious wars unless all religions consent to the transfer of all religious sovereignty to some superhuman level, to God himself. truthbook.com/urantia-book-viewer/134-The-Transition-Years/#134_4 There's only one "true" religion - the interpersonal relationship we have with our indwelling spirit fragment of our Divine Father-friend. God sends us a "friend request" with each thought he presents to us with his still small voice. He (She/It) makes a really excellent best friend!

No disrespect intended, but I've learned that your gospel is not good news for me. I remain within despair following you. I've been there and done all that before only to find myself deeper within my despair. I know that you will want to harm me for speaking my heart, but that's what I am saying this for in the first place. I just asked for love and received everything but what I humbly asked for.

Could you comment on why Jesus Christ said: "I am the way, the truth and the life, no one comes to the 'Father' except through Me." Jesus did not say God! At least I can not find a translation anywhere which says this. Father indicates intimacy, personal relationship, family, my Papa. Do you believe there may be other ways to Almighty God, albeit not through the route of free Grace? Jesus also alluded to the fact that He had other sheep folds to tend to. Do these claims, like so many others Jesus made, have significantly deeper and deeper meanings. The words in the Bible are NOT dead words on a page, they are ALIVE and they are able to convey so much more than literalist views. I know Tim you understand that what is written in the Word of God is not a once and for all thing but rather with the guidance of the Holy Spirit, understanding the Word of God is so multi-layered as to be bottomless. Dare I say it that although I am a born again Christian, and I experience the Trinity as a wonderful love affair, the overt understanding that Muslims have about understanding Scripture as multi-layered, seems to be far more obvious and accepted than it is in Christianity. This topic gets almost no coverage in Christianity, and it is too big a subject to cover here. Suffice to say I am tired of so called 'Blue Collar Christians' with their imposition and their literalist interpretations of Scripture, and their intolerant attitudes towards more mystical approaches to understanding the written Word of God. You know the Holy Spirit builds onto wherever a person's understanding is, but any previous meaning and understanding is never over thrown in any way. How clever is our Advocate, Friend and Counsellor? There is nothing and no one I trust more than my beloved Jesus Christ. ✝️

. I generally find Tim Keller’s sermons informative and enlightening. However, it’s curious that he complains here of Christians being wrongfully chastised by the so-called “cultural powers that be” for professing Christianity as the only true faith. Yet, it stands to reason that Christians are implicitly doing the same thing to believers of other faith traditions who also believe their religion is the only true one. Isn’t what's good for the goose also good for the gander? . Additionally, Keller is disingenuous in his criticism that it’s “logically inconsistent and culturally narrow-minded,” as well as “dishonest and hypocritical,” to chastise Christians for asserting Christian primacy. By his own reasoning, the same could be said of those whose argument is essentially circular: that Christianity is the only true religion because the Bible says it is. . Suffice to say, this trope about Christian victimization is a popular “straw man” concocted by too many conservative religious leaders nowadays, and that’s the real problem as I see it: the arrogance and sense of superiority of those propagating this false narrative in order to galvanize support and generate animus towards others who don’t believe as they do. . As Keller himself has pointed out, Christianity is a religion of revelation and persuasion; not self-righteous condemnation, intimidation, or domination. It’s “walking the talk” with humility that brings people to Christ. Keller finally got around to saying as much in the last part of this sermon. But he didn’t need a straw man to get there.

So this is the first Tim Keller sermon I've ever heard. I must say this is the most leftist sounding, social justice, Marxist sermon I have ever heard