Sermon
Peace – Overcoming Anxiety
By Tim Keller
Sermon
God at Work
Tim Keller | August 25, 2013
Overview
If you want the flourishing, thriving life depicted in Psalm 112, you need to know the God of Psalm 111.
They can’t be separated. They are linked. These two psalms are each 10 verses. Psalm 111 describes the great God, and Psalm 112 describes a great, happy human life. If you know the unshakeable God of Psalm 111, you become unshakeable yourself. To truly know the God of Psalm 111 leads to the life seen in Psalm 112.
Looking at Psalm 111 itself, we see a key link between knowing God and having a flourishing life. This psalm teaches about 1) a powerful, involved God, 2) a supernaturally changed life, and 3) the way to connect the power of God to your life.
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