Sermon
The War Between Your Selves (Part 1)
By Tim Keller
Sermon
Lord of the Storm
Tim Keller | December 3, 2000
Overview
Some of you are thinking, “The idea of divine judgment is upsetting, outdated, and irrelevant.” My goal is to respectfully show you that you’re absolutely wrong on all three counts.
The story of Noah and the flood is about divine judgment. And if we look at three things being taught in it, we’ll understand the meaning of judgment. And we’ll see what a difference these three things make for our lives.
We’re taught here about 1) the violence of man, 2) the pain of God, and 3) the solution to both.
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