In the sermon on the mount, Jesus speaks about persecution and allowing good deeds to be seen to glorify the Father. What does persecution mean in the life of a Christian? What are the pitfalls of seeking to be a witness for Christ in our world? The text teaches us about salt, light, and hurt.
Speaker/Author: Tim Keller
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.
The Resurrection
This sermon was preached by Timothy J. Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on Apr 8, 2012. Series: Savior and Teacher – A Study of Matthew – MP3. Scripture: Matthew 28:1-20
The Crucifixion
Matthew 27:45-56 records that on the cross Jesus cried out with the words of Psalm 22:1. What is it about this cry that even the most skeptical historians consider to be authentic? How else does Psalm 22 shed light on the cross? Why would an infinite, perfect being as the Son of God even consider putting himself in this position? The message covers the fact of his death (cry), the reason for his death (“why”), the accomplishment of his death (“my”), and the motive for his death.
Men’s Breakout With Tim
Q&A With the Kellers and Close Friends
Marriage, Sex and Singleness Conference with Tim and Kathy Keller
This conference took place on March 30-31, 2012 and was hosted by Redeemer Family Ministries.
Marriage and Our Culture and the Biblical Contours of Marriage
The Last Temptation
Jesus’ agony in the Garden of Gethsemane was a precursor to the cross. What made the agony in the garden so unbearable? Is it even possible that the divine Son of God could feel the pain of emotional or physical suffering? What is it about the cross that makes it such an act of love? This sermon works out of Matthew chapter 26 to show us of the coming of darkness and the cup of wrath.
Into Jerusalem
Matthew chapter 21 tells of the triumphal entry into Jerusalem. Why was it that Jesus was so hush-hush about his identity/work early on in the gospels but later so public, especially during the triumphal entry? Why was it so astonishing that Jesus rode in on a colt vs. on a warhorse? What significance might the waving of palm branches have? The sermon reveals Jesus as a confrontational king, a counterintuitive king, and a coming king.
