Sermon

Pride: The Case of Nebuchadnezzar

Tim Keller |  February 5, 1995

Topics:
  • Sin
Duration:
40:11
Scripture:
Daniel 4:24-37
SKU:
RS 57-3

Overview

Nebuchadnezzar’s pride began in contentment and prosperity, but he had no peace of mind. It caused him to take credit for everything he’d achieved. God dehumanized him in a reflection of what pride had done to his heart. Only when he recognized his debt to God – and that he was the object of God’s mercy – could he be humbled and healed of his pride.

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