Speaker/Author: Tim Keller

Three Ways To Live

Three Ways To Live

Jesus addresses his disciples in the sermon on the mount, not simply the crowds. What are the implications of this? Why does Jesus focus so much on the underlying motivations to “good deeds”? How is it that good deeds or practicing one’s religion doesn’t necessarily indicate that a person understands the gospel? This sermon shows that the gospel differs from religion, and that the gospel is narrow spaciousness.

Treasures

Treasures

This sermon was preached by Timothy J. Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on Jun 3, 2012. Series: Savior and Teacher – A Study of Matthew – MP3. Scripture: Matthew 6:19-24

Integrity

Integrity

The sermon on the mount in Matthew chapter 5 includes a lesson on living with integrity. Why was Jesus hard on the Pharisees with regard to their understanding of vows? And what can empower people to have lives marked by integrity? The message uncovers the principle, the practice, the problem, and the price of integrity.

Love and Lust

Love and Lust

This sermon was preached by Timothy J. Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on May 6, 2012. Series: Savior and Teacher – A Study of Matthew – MP3. Scripture: Matthew 5:27-30

Law and Love

Law and Love

This sermon was preached by Timothy J. Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on Apr 29, 2012. Series: Savior and Teacher – A Study of Matthew – MP3. Scripture: Matthew 5:17-22

The Norms of the Kingdom

The Norms of the Kingdom

The sermon on the mount is a rich and powerful message of what a disciple for the kingdom is. What do we make of the breadth of this sermon and its teaching? Is it even possible for a person to live it out? What is the key to understanding the sermon? This sermon teaches us the glory of the sermon on the mount, the terror of the sermon on the mount, and the hero of the sermon on the mount.

This Month's Featured Book

Meeting Jesus Changes Everything!

In this book, Tim Keller explores how the interactions Jesus had with people were transformative for them, and how these encounters are still able to address the big questions and doubts about life that each of us have today.