This sermon was preached by Timothy J. Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on May 29, 2011. Series: To Know the Living God; The Adequacy of God. Scripture: Jonah 4:1-11
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Culture As Liturgy
Christians engaged in cultural renewal need to be cognizant of how cultural practices viscerally shape our desires. We are shaped by the cultural spaces we inhabit and the cultural habits we practice. Unless we realize what subliminal messages these cultural liturgies are sending, we will be unaware that they are drawing our hearts to an alternative and un-Christian vision of the Kingdom. This lecture was given as part of the Gospel & Culture Lecture series featuring James K.A. Smith.
God Only Wise
This sermon was preached by Timothy J. Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on May 22, 2011. Series: To Know the Living God; The Adequacy of God. Scripture: Job 28:9-15; 20-28
The Justice of God
This sermon was preached by Timothy J. Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on May 15, 2011. Series: To Know the Living God; The Adequacy of God. Scripture: Psalm 146:1-10
The Beauty of God
This sermon was preached by Timothy J. Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on May 8, 2011. Series: To Know the Living God; The Adequacy of God. Scripture: Psalm 27:1-14
The Grace of God
This sermon was preached by Timothy J. Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on May 1, 2011. Series: To Know the Living God; The God Who Makes Alive. Scripture: Ephesians 2:1-10
The God Who Makes Alive
This sermon was preached by Timothy J. Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on Apr 24, 2011. Series: To Know the Living God; The God Who Makes Alive. Scripture: Ezekiel 37:1-14
Marketplace As Social Justice
Challenging the Darkness – Towards a New Christian Renaissance
As we discuss how the church can engage an increasingly post-Christian culture in the west, it is helpful to take a step back from our own times and historically examine how Christianity has dealt with cultures that seemed implacably opposed to it. Christianity was never expected to convert the Roman empire; nor was it expected to convert the barbarian tribes after Rome fell. Yet, it both cases it succeeded despite the odds. Similarly today, Christians must hold onto hope for a revival in the modern west. This lecture was given as part of the Gospel & Culture Lecture series featuring Os Guinness.
Challenging the Darkness – Towards a New Christian Renaissance; QandA
As we discuss how the church can engage an increasingly post-Christian culture in the west, it is helpful to take a step back from our own times and historically examine how Christianity has dealt with cultures that seemed implacably opposed to it. Christianity was never expected to convert the Roman empire; nor was it expected to convert the barbarian tribes after Rome fell. Yet, it both cases it succeeded despite the odds. Similarly today, Christians must hold onto hope for a revival in the modern west. This lecture was given as part of the Gospel & Culture Lecture series featuring Os Guinness.
