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Series

Center for Faith and Work

Various Speakers | April 22, 2005 - June 1, 2012

These talks were given through the Center for Faith & Work at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, in relation to fields like finance, marketing and law.

1

Money: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Tim Keller
Feb 27, 2004
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5

Trading: Increasing God’s Currency or Yours? (Part 1)

Various Speakers
Apr 28, 2006
Duration: 59:23
6

Trading: Increasing God’s Currency or Yours? (Part 2)

Various Speakers
Apr 28, 2006
Duration: 31:51
7

Communicating Faithfully: Lessons for Today from St. Augustine (Part 1)

Quentin Schultze
Jun 09, 2006
Duration: 1:07:46
8

Communicating Faithfully: Lessons for Today from St. Augustine (Part 2)

Quentin Schultze
Jun 09, 2006
Duration: 30:46
9

Serving One Master

Various Speakers
Sep 29, 2006
Duration: 52:02
10

Through the Eyes of a Tiger: QandA with Julian Robertson

Julian Robertson
Oct 18, 2006
Duration: 1:18:32
11

Holy Worldliness: An Evening with Dr. Richard Mouw

Richard Mouw
Nov 15, 2006
Duration: 1:02:06
12

Holy Worldliness: Questions and Answers

Richard Mouw
Nov 15, 2006
Duration: 22:39
13

Re-Imagine Law

Tim Keller
Nov 02, 2007
Duration: 1:15:29
14

Re-Imagine Law (Q&A)

Tim Keller
Nov 02, 2007
Duration: 23:04
15

For Such a Time as This – How Faith Informs Our Work

Tim Keller
Jan 25, 2009
Scripture: Esther 4:14
Duration: 44:15
16

Ei Forum: Tim Keller Keynote – Creation and Creativity

Tim Keller
Apr 16, 2010
Duration: 37:56
17

Overworked and Looking for Love

Neil Warren, Richard Mouw
Jun 01, 2012
Duration: 1:33:04

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