Sermon

Haughty Eyes

Tim Keller |  November 14, 2004

Topics:
  • Anxiety
  • Sin
Duration:
42:58
Scripture:
Proverbs 11:2,12; 13:10; 15:25,33; 16:18-19; 21:4; 28:26
SKU:
RS 178-10

Overview

Americans are how-to oriented. We want a technique. But Proverbs doesn’t give methods for wise decisions. Instead, it says, “Here’s the kind of person you have to become to make wise decisions.”

And here is the one character quality that’s most crucial for becoming a wise person. Over and over, the Bible says, “If you think you’re wise, you’re a fool; but if you’re aware of your foolishness, you’re on your way to becoming wise.” This is about pride and humility.

We’re going to learn three things from these texts: 1) the diagnosis of pride (what it is), 2) the destructiveness of pride (what it does), and 3) the antidote for pride.

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