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11 Results
Sermon

A Spirit Hath Not Flesh and Bones (Easter)

Tim Keller (1998)
Scripture: Luke 24:37-43
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Blessed Are the Poor

Series: The Church - How to Believe Despite Christians
Tim Keller (1998)
Scripture: Luke 6:20-26
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Lost Treasure (and the Search of God)

Series: The Prodigal Son and the Elder Brother
Tim Keller (1998)
Scripture: Luke 15:1-12
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The Patience of Jesus

Series: The Fruit of the Spirit - The Character of Christ
Tim Keller (1998)
Scripture: Luke 17:3-19
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Second Lost Son (and the Dance of God)

Series: The Prodigal Son and the Elder Brother
Tim Keller (1998)
Scripture: Luke 15:20-32
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First Lost Son (and the Kiss of God)

Series: The Prodigal Son and the Elder Brother
Tim Keller (1998)
Scripture: Luke 15:11-24
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The Zeal of Jesus

Series: The Fruit of the Spirit - The Character of Christ
Tim Keller (1998)
Scripture: Luke 4:1-15
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Power to Serve

Series: The Church - How to Believe Despite Christians
Tim Keller (1998)
Scripture: Luke 10:16-20
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The Church’s Lightning

Series: The Church - How to Believe Despite Christians
Tim Keller (1998)
Scripture: Luke 9:28-36
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Jesus Confronts Secularists

Series: Christ the Controversialist - Confrontations With Jesus
Andrew Field (1998)
Scripture: Luke 20:27-40
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Come to the Banquet

Series: The Church - How to Believe Despite Christians
Richard P. Kaufmann (1998)
Scripture: Luke 5:27-32

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.