SKU: RS 272

Series

Daring to Draw Near

Andrew Field, Richard P. Kaufmann, Tim Keller | September 8, 1996 - December 8, 1996

In this 13 part series, Tim Keller and Redeemer pastors find that the whole Bible is about this question: how can we, with all our sins and flaws, stand in the presence of the Holy God?

1

Jacob and the Wrestler

Tim Keller
Sep 08, 1996
Scripture: Genesis 32:22-32
Topic: Repentance
Duration: 40:56
2

Job and the Whirlwind

Tim Keller
Sep 15, 1996
Scripture: Job 42:1-10
Topic: Suffering
Duration: 30:11
3

Joshua and the General

Tim Keller
Sep 22, 1996
Scripture: Joshua 5:13-15, 6:1-5
Topics: God the Father, God's Love
Duration: 34:12
4

Dagon and the Ark

Tim Keller
Oct 06, 1996
Scripture: 1 Samuel 5:14
Topic: Idolatry
Duration: 31:53
5

Elijah and the Voice

Tim Keller
Oct 13, 1996
Scripture: 1 Kings 19:9-18
Topic: Understanding the Gospel
Duration: 42:11
6

Paul and the Thorn

Tim Keller
Oct 20, 1996
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 12:1-10
Topic: Heaven and Hell
Duration: 35:15
7

Abraham and the Torch

Tim Keller
Nov 03, 1996
Scripture: Genesis 15:1-21
Topic: Jesus' Death & Resurrection
Duration: 28:28
8

Sarah and the Laugh

Tim Keller
Nov 10, 1996
Scripture: Genesis 18:9-33
Topic: Prophecy
Duration: 38:03
9

Ezekiel and the Bones

Andrew Field
Nov 17, 1996
Scripture: Ezekiel 37:1-3, 7-14
Duration: 27:37
10

Isaiah and the Altar

Tim Keller
Nov 24, 1996
Scripture: Isaiah 6:1-8
Topic: Sanctification
Duration: 37:56
11

Hagar and the Son

Tim Keller
Dec 01, 1996
Scripture: Genesis 16:1-16
Topic: The Bible
Duration: 37:45
12

Mary’s Song

Tim Keller
Dec 08, 1996
Scripture: Luke 1:39-55
Topics: Christmas and Advent, Jesus' Birth
Duration: 27:38
13

John and the Vision

Richard P. Kaufmann
Dec 15, 1996
Scripture: Luke 1:39-55
Duration: 35:39

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This Month's Featured Book

Is Your Identity in Your Achievements or in Christ?

In this booklet, Tim Keller looks at how one can become a gospel-humble person who is neither too self-condemning, nor too self-loving, but instead is transformed by the gospel to be a self-forgetful person, loving our neighbors like we love ourselves.