Sermon
The Healing of Anger
By Tim Keller
Sermon
Considering the Great Love of God
Tim Keller | September 10, 2000
Overview
Modern people take the idea of a loving God, which is only found in the Bible, for granted. Yet, the biblical idea of God is so much richer than any simple conception of a loving God. God is both a lover and a king; God is both a judge and a Savior. It is only when we see the tension between all of God’s characteristics that we can truly ponder the love of God.
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