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Timothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeGreed: The Case of the Rich Young RulerThe rich young ruler looked like he had it made. He’s characterized by moral excellence and he’s financially wealthy. He’s got it so together that he even admits he doesn’t have it all together—that there’s still something he lacks. He isn’t sure what it is. He’s gotten to the top and realized, “I’ve almost made it.”
So he comes to Jesus and says, “I just need that one more step.” And Jesus gives him an outrageous, strong answer. Jesus tells him he’s on a completely wrong road—that he’s totally outside the k...
2025-10-1536 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeLust: The Case of JosephJoseph’s career was going along fairly well. He’d risen from servanthood to becoming, in a sense, the Chief Operating Officer of a huge estate. And then sex came. He wasn’t even looking for it, but it came at him.
Things may be going very well for you, but sex will come—and it’s such a powerful force that how you handle it can make or break you. From Genesis 39, we can learn about what we’re going to call lust. We learn something from what we see Potiphar’s wife doing, we learn something from...
2025-10-1339 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeGluttony: The Case of AchanIn the Middle Ages, theologians said there are different forms of gluttony—that you can eat and drink excessively, sumptuously, daintily, or impulsively. Technically, gluttony means to eat and drink immoderately. But gluttony also tells us something about each of us.
Gluttony is taking something good and then cramming it in until we’re sick of it. Our desires are disordered so that good and necessary things become cravings. Sin, in other words, makes us all addicted to something. We all crave something, and we do it in such a way that it is very, very bad for...
2025-10-1038 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeEnvy: The Case of IsraelThere’s a sickness in us. We are cruel to each other in ways we cannot seem to heal. We have an inveterate kind of unhappiness in our hearts we can’t seem to put out.
For the last hundred years, the reigning Western understanding of why we are so cruel and unhappy has been that it comes from outside of us, that it comes from conditions. But in the last few decades, the intelligentsia have increasingly admitted there’s something deeper than that. The Bible says the problem with human beings is not environmental—that there is a pois...
2025-10-0835 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeDuplicity: The Case of PeterAfter he broke his promise to Jesus, Peter wept bitterly. Peter was an absolutely broken man in the profoundest possible way, and yet within weeks he was poised as the leader of a new movement, about to become one of the most influential leaders in the history of the world.
What broke Peter like this, and then what restored him so quickly? The answer is the same: promises. Promises are the reason he was broken, and promises are the reason he was restored. And the case of Peter tells us more about the power of commitments than...
2025-10-0639 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifePride: The Case of NebuchadnezzarIn sixth century B.C., Nebuchadnezzar was the absolute monarch of the Babylonian empire. He’d built maybe the most incredible city in history. He was at the pinnacle of power, and his life fell apart anyway. And here’s the incredible part: he’s glad it happened! He praises God for having done it.
Do you know why? Because he says, “There was a spiritual cancer in me. There was something in me that was so bad, it was so dangerous, it had poisoned my soul so deeply that even as drastic as the treatment was, it was w...
2025-10-0343 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeAnatomy of Sin (Part 2)Jeremiah is speaking at a time when his society was literally falling apart—politically, psychologically, socially and culturally. Everybody was asking, “What’s wrong?” And the answer of God through Jeremiah, was, “It’s not the economy. It’s sin.”
The Bible shows us that sin is a dislocation of the soul. The soul should be centered on God, and all of our problems come from our unwillingness to center on him because we don’t want to lose control. So what happens? What are the effects of centering on something else?
Jeremiah gives a metaphor of us fal...
2025-10-0140 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeAnatomy of Sin (Part 1)In Jeremiah, the people of Israel were calling out and saying, “What’s wrong with us? Why are things falling apart?”
And God came through and said, “Let me tell you what’s wrong.” In Jeremiah 2, we have the first sermon by the prophet Jeremiah to the people of Israel. It’s a sermon to show them why their lives are falling apart, why their culture is falling apart, why their psyches are falling apart, why their families are falling apart. And it’s a sermon on sin.
There are three things that we learn from this passag...
2025-09-2939 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe Search for GodIt’s acceptable now to say, “I am spiritually searching.” But it’s not really acceptable to say you’ve found anything.
But the Bible says you can find God. Not just search for God, but find God. And the famous passage about the burning bush, where Moses finds God, is very important—it gives you all of the basic principles for truly finding God. And until the same three things that happened to Moses happen to you, you can’t find God.
Looking at this passage, we can see three stages: 1) the burning bush is a disruptin...
2025-09-2646 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe Search for AchievementThe Ecclesiastes writer says, “I have sought to construct meaning in life.” He takes the view of a practical secularist—that we don’t know for sure if there’s a God, and that this life is all there is. And then he asks, “If this life is all there is, does that make life meaningless?”
He tells us in Ecclesiastes that he tried to construct meaning by being a cause-based person who fought injustice. He tried to construct meaning by seeking pleasure and beauty. And next, he tries a work-based life, making career and achievement the organizing pri...
2025-09-2442 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe Search for PleasureWhen you go on a spiritual search, there are problems people always run into. One of them is the problem of pain. But there’s also the problem of pleasure.
I don’t think I’ve ever really talked to anybody who said, “I have trouble believing in God because of pleasure. Why is there pleasure in the world?” But my thesis, and the Ecclesiastes writer’s thesis, is that it should bother you, because pleasure is a huge problem.
The Ecclesiastes writer teaches us three things about pleasure: 1) what pleasure promises, 2) why it fails, and 3) how it...
2025-09-2242 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe Search for JusticeIf you’re on a spiritual search, there’s no better place to go than the book of Ecclesiastes. In the entire Bible, it’s the only book written from the viewpoint of a skeptic.
The writer of Ecclesiastes asks, “If this life is all here is, what meaning is there in life?” To explore that, he looks at several questions we all have to answer in some way. The first of these is how we deal with the injustice and suffering we see in the world. How do you deal with injustice?
The Ecclesiastes writer 1...
2025-09-1941 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeJesus as King; God's Ultimate PlanWhen you’re young, there are probably things you’re sure would never happen to you, or things you’re sure you or friends would never do. But usually, as we get older, we begin to wonder whether there’s any rhyme or reason to life. Scientifically, they now say life is chaotic, that there is nothing but disorder. That’s both the practical and the intellectual perception.
But Christianity has the most wonderful, the most sophisticated, and the most decisive answer to that perception: Jesus is King. When we see our lives and history looking chaotic, the Bible...
2025-09-1749 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeJesus as King; The King of HeartsJesus Christ carries out his office of King in two different ways. He carries it out spiritually in the hearts of his people, and he carries it out cosmically in history.
We’re going to look now at the first of these: how Jesus Christ approaches the human heart. And 2 Corinthians 10 describes this approach in an interesting way.
Let’s look at this passage to see 1) what it’s describing implicitly, and 2) what it’s describing explicitly.
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on January 23, 1994. Series: Understanding Jesus. Sc...
2025-09-1551 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeJesus as Prophet (Part 2)Many people today think of Christianity as a set of beliefs you take up, something you decide upon. But the Bible says Christianity is something that comes upon you. It’s not something you pick up—it’s something that picks you up.
Jesus Christ is not a passive Savior. Jesus is not someone who sits back and waits for you to figure it out. He is a revealer. He makes a provision for us, he comes after us, and he shows us the truth.
Let’s look at this prophetic ministry of Christ: 1) what he does...
2025-09-1254 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeJesus as Prophet (Part 1)By saying Jesus is a prophet, we mean he is a revealer. He communicates truth. He’s the revealer of who God is and what his will is. As a prophet, Jesus comes and speaks to you and to me for God.
Even though Jesus is far more than a prophet, he is a prophet. And the fact that Jesus is a prophet shows us that we have a God who speaks to us.
Let’s look at two aspects of Jesus as a prophet: 1) what are prophets? and 2) why is Jesus the ultimate prophet?
2025-09-1048 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeJesus Our GodIn English, the word Immanuel has only eight letters. Yet I tell you it is heavier than the heavens and the earth.
In that one word, Immanuel, you have the most offensive and the most comforting, the most repulsive and the most attractive message the world has ever heard. It means “God with us.”
Let’s see how this message 1) is the most repulsive because it says Jesus Christ is God, and 2) is the most attractive because it says Jesus Christ is God with us.
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Red...
2025-09-0818 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeJesus Our GiftJesus Christ was not just born. He had an existence before he was born; and therefore, Jesus was not just born—he was given to us.
Jesus is the one gift that, if you have it, you have all the other gifts. Jesus is the one gift that, if you reject it, you lose all other gifts. The apostle Paul says that Jesus is the inexpressible gift.
By thinking about Jesus as a gift, I think we’ll come to understand more of who he is and how we should relate to him. So let’s look...
2025-09-0537 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeJesus Our KingThe context of Psalm 2 is that the king has been installed in Jerusalem, but all the foreign kings are hostile and conspiring against this king. If you read it carefully, you’ll see that no earthly king can completely justify the fury of the threats, and no earthly king can completely justify the glory of the promises given. The language of the psalm, you might say, spills out over its banks.
Psalm 2 is one of the messianic psalms. In verse 2, it says, “The kings of the earth take their stand […] against the Lord and against his Anointed One.”...
2025-09-0344 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeJesus Our ServantIn Psalm 69, we have the prayer diary of Jesus and an expression of his anguish and his sufferings for us.
This psalm, of course, is written by David, and it’s about King David and his immediate problems. But it actually doesn’t refer only to David—it also refers to a greater king than David and a far greater suffering. In John 15, Jesus tells his disciples that this psalm is talking about him.
From this psalm, we can learn three things about what Jesus came to do: 1) he came to be a servant, 2) he came t...
2025-09-0133 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeChoose LifeAt the end of the end of the last of Moses’ sermons, he says something so simple that it’s difficult.
Moses starts saying, “I’m offering you this personal relationship with God.” He’s saying, “It’s not too difficult. It’s near you. You don’t have to go up to heaven. You don’t have to go over the sea.” And actually, people miss this personal relationship with God because it’s so simple; the simplicity is its difficulty.
We’re going to see here, when it comes to this personal, covenant relationship with God, 1) it...
2025-08-2940 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeA New HeartWhen you’re about to die, there are no tangents; you get right to the point. You only say the things that are the most important that you’ve ever learned in your whole life.
Here, at the very end of the end of his sermons, at the very end of the book of Deuteronomy, Moses gets to the most crucial things he could possibly tell anyone. Here he gives us the solution to what could be called the ultimate human problem.
So let’s ask 1) What’s that problem? 2) What’s the solution? 3) How do you know...
2025-08-2737 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeA Covenant RelationshipIf the last thing, practically, that Moses said before he died was, “You need to be in a covenant relationship with God,” then it would behoove us to figure out what that is.
What is a covenant relationship with God? In Deuteronomy, we have a series of sermons that Moses preached just before he died. And Moses thought a covenant relationship with God was that important — that this would be almost the last thing he said.
In this passage, we learn three things: 1) the uniqueness of the covenant, 2) the mystery surrounding the covenant, and 3) the hero o...
2025-08-2533 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeWho is this Jesus? (Open Forum)If we look at Jesus Christ, at the case for Jesus being who he said he is, there are five things to see.
First, there was a man who claimed to be God. Second, he apparently did miracles. Third, he got the people closest to him to believe he was God. Fourth, after he was dead, many people saw him risen to life again. And fifth, those people were so transformed by the experience of meeting that risen Savior that they spread the word everywhere.
How do you account for those five facts, for the...
2025-08-2244 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeFinding JesusIn John 5, Jesus heals a lame man, and then he begins to teach about himself. He makes some astounding claims, and the people challenge him. “Why should we believe you?”
In the context of Jewish jurisprudence, if a claim was made, you had to have two or three corroborating witnesses. Jesus responds to the people’s challenge with three: John the Baptist, Jesus’ own works, and the scriptures.
In the process of looking at what he says here, we learn three things Jesus himself believed about the scripture. Jesus believes in the Bible’s 1) complete authority...
2025-08-2034 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeDiscovering the GospelYou can’t talk publicly about Christianity unless at some point you get down to say, “Well, what is it?”
There’s great consensus that 1 Corinthians was written just 20 years after the death of Jesus Christ. So when Paul says he’s summarizing the message the Corinthians heard and believed before this, he’s talking about something that happened a handful of years after Jesus’ death. If you want to get down to the irreducible core of what Christianity is about, here it is in this passage.
This is the gospel. The gospel is about 1) Jesus, 2) sin an...
2025-08-1845 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeFinding GodOne of the best ways of having a discussion about faith is to not simply talk about what you believe, but also how you came to believe it. Not just the content, but the process or the journey you went on. It’s often very helpful, because everybody is on a journey.
We’re looking now at a famous passage: Moses and the burning bush. Moses already believes in God, but until this, he’s never encountered him. This is Moses’ conversion experience: he actually meets God.
Four things bring Moses to this moment, and they’re th...
2025-08-1542 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeKnowing GoodWe all have very strong moral convictions about what we think is right and wrong. And in a pluralistic society, we need to find ways of sharing our beliefs and being honest about who we are in a way that’s respectful and promotes peace.
One of the ways we can make for a more civil conversation is to ask a more fundamental question: Where do you get your moral convictions? How do you determine what is right and wrong?
There’s almost no place I know that has a more interesting answer to this quest...
2025-08-1347 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeKnowing GodIf we’re going to have a truly open society, we have to learn how to be public about our deepest faith beliefs, and yet to do so in a way that’s respectful to others and promotes peace.
So how do you talk about God and God’s existence? One way to talk about this with more reflection is not to ask, “Does God exist?” but to ask, “How do you know whether God exists?”
I don’t think there’s any more brilliant answer to the question, “How can we know whether God exists?” than in Roma...
2025-08-1144 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeFacing DoubtTo become a mature society in which we’re able to talk about faith, we also have to be able to talk about doubt. We don’t get much help here from either religious people or secular people. Religious people tend to see doubt as a bad thing. And secular people tend to think perennial doubt is the only sophisticated position.
However, what the Bible says about doubt is unique, nuanced, and multidimensional. The Bible sees doubt as something that’s not all good and not all bad. Only when you begin to see it in a nuanced...
2025-08-0848 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe Sickness Unto DeathEcclesiastes is one of the most confusing books in the world. It depicts a very disillusioned man. And you may be saying, “Is the Bible really saying all human life is pointless?”
To understand what’s going on here, we need to keep two things in mind. The author of Ecclesiastes is called qoheleth, which basically means professor. And he’s doing a thought experiment. So Ecclesiastes is a set of thought experiments in which the professor is saying, “Let’s imagine living like this. Does that work?”
If we want to understand what Ecclesiastes is after, we ne...
2025-08-0641 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeWhy a Public Faith?We live in a pluralistic society, so we must ask this question: how can people be true to themselves and still get along? No matter who you are, if you care about the social fabric, that’s a huge question to answer.
My goal is to show Christians how they can be part of the solution. We’re going to look at the subject of public faith. In John 4, we see that immediately after speaking to the Samaritan woman at the well, Jesus talks to his disciples and gets really metaphorical. He talks about spiritual sowing and reapi...
2025-08-0445 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeHow Do I Know the Bible Is True? (Open Forum)It’s very common for people, even those who want to live the Christian life, to feel they have to check their brains at the door if they’re going to believe.
Often, we hear this basic approach to the Bible: the gospels were written down after years of legends, so we don’t really know how much of them are true. But let me give you a case that the Jesus the Bible shows you is historically reliable.
Here is the case in three stages: 1) if you look at what the gospels claim, you’ll see th...
2025-08-0148 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeWisdom: How To Live ItWe live in a culture of choice. In our individualistic culture, our place and our parents and our social location don’t determine everything that we can do. We have some choices. Choices! What does that mean?
That means we’ve never needed wisdom more than we do now, because wisdom is the ability to make wise choices.
Proverbs 4 shows us that if we want to lead a life of wisdom, our lives will be characterized by three things: 1) a glorious fight, 2) a guarded heart, and 3) a living word.
This sermon was preached by Dr...
2025-07-3042 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeWisdom: How To Get ItWe live in a culture in which there are more choices than there ever have been. But you can be incredibly good, moral, and knowledgeable and still make pretty stupid choices.
Wisdom is knowing the right thing to do in the 80 percent of choices that the moral rules don’t directly apply to. What you need in order to make good choices is wisdom.
In Proverbs 3 we learn 1) where wisdom develops, 2) the vehicles through which wisdom develops, and 3) the catalyst that sparks and fuels them all.
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Kell...
2025-07-2842 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeWisdom: What is it?There are choices everywhere, just zillions and zillions of choices. And if you don’t make good choices, it can be very destructive. Bad choices blow up on you. Every choice is like a fork in the road, and once you make it, you really can’t go back to where you were.
What does it take to make good choices? It takes wisdom. And the book of Proverbs is perhaps the most famous text in the world on wisdom.
If we look at Proverbs 1, we can see the basics: 1) what wisdom is, 2) why it’s impor...
2025-07-2539 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeTrue SpiritualityThe trouble with the Sermon on the Mount is it’s so familiar that almost nobody listens to it, almost nobody knows what it’s saying. How do we know that?
At the very end of the sermon, it says the crowds were amazed at Jesus’s teaching. And that word, “amazed,” in Greek meant thunderstruck, shocked, astounded. That’s the prevailing way people responded. Have you been thunderstruck? Are you shocked by it? If you’re not astounded, you haven’t listened to it.
So let’s listen to it. There are basically three great things Jesus...
2025-07-2339 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe New CommunityThere’s no one section where Jesus lays out how a relationship with him radically changes our human relationships and forms a new, deep, radical human community in Christ. It’s not in one place — it’s all throughout the Sermon on the Mount.
The Sermon on the Mount is really a description of a new kind of community. What does Jesus teach us about this radical new community that is formed by his gospel message? When it comes into your life, how does it create this new community between those who believe in Jesus?
Jesus teac...
2025-07-2137 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeJesus’ Model of SpiritualityWhen people say, “I’ve tried prayer, and it didn’t work,” what Jesus is saying is, “You used prayer, not the way I designed it, but with a false model of spirituality.”
For Jesus, the importance of prayer is revealed in a little unobtrusive word at the beginning of this passage in the Sermon on the Mount: the little word “and.” Right before Jesus talks about prayer, he talks about our engagement with the poor and the needs of the world. Then he says, “And when you pray …” Because in Jesus’ understanding, it’s the people who are characterized by t...
2025-07-1842 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeTreasure vs. MoneyIf we actually take the gospel, the essential message of Jesus Christ, and we live it out, what will it look like? That’s what the Sermon on the Mount is about.
And in this part of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, we get to the area of money and possessions.
Jesus tells us three things we can draw out here: 1) how money exercises power over us, 2) why money exercises power over us, and 3) how we can break the power.
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on May 2...
2025-07-1638 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeLove, Lust and LiberationOn the surface, one of the most unattractive things about Christianity to our culture today is its view of sex; but if you look underneath the surface and get a better grasp on what is really taught, the Christian view of sex is one of the most attractive things about it.
In other words, a lot of people see the Christian understanding of sex as undermining its credibility to them, but when you look down deeper, I think you’re actually going to see the Christian view of sex is one of the evidences for its truth. Be...
2025-07-1445 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeIntegrityDo you understand what your heart is really like? In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus is saying that the reason we’re inauthentic or hiding from other people is because we’re actually being inauthentic with ourselves, hiding from ourselves. We’re deeply uncomfortable with the reality of our own hearts.
Jesus wouldn’t mention hypocrisy in the Sermon on the Mount unless he thought it was a pervasive issue, something we’re all struggling with. Jesus says this is the way we are, that there’s a real problem and the human heart desperately wants to get into...
2025-07-1135 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeLove in the NeighborhoodAs soon as you hear the word relationships, right away you say, “Ah, relationships,” and you think of friendship or romance. But the main purpose of the Sermon on the Mount is to talk about our relationships to other people, to those outside of our close relationships.
Right away, Jesus talks about three groups of people. And when we see how Jesus calls us to be toward them, we’re immediately shocked and upset. Many of us will say, “First of all, I can’t do it. And if I did, it sounds terrible.” And almost as if Jesus kno...
2025-07-0943 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeLet Nothing Move You (Easter)What is the meaning of the resurrection of Jesus?
In 1 Corinthians 15, there are three basic things Paul says about the resurrection as he answers three questions.
We must confront these three questions about Jesus’ resurrection: 1) did it happen? 2) what did it accomplish? and 3) what should we do about it?
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on April 4, 1999. Series: The Mount; Life in the Kingdom. Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:3-6, 20-26, 51-58.
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2025-07-0729 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe Inside Out KingdomChristianity is utterly different from religion.
At the end of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus says there are two paths—one that leads to life and one that leads to destruction. And here’s what the scary thing is: both ways have people praying, giving to the poor, obeying God’s law. You can do all that and still be poison, on your way to destruction. Don’t mistake Christianity for religion.
Jesus says if you want to be in the kingdom of heaven, there’s a gospel goodness that vastly surpasses religious righteousness. How does i...
2025-07-0442 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe Upside Down KingdomEvery other revolutionary who ever lived was really only trying to rework or reshuffle the same old kingdom. Except Jesus.
A kingdom always has three things. It has a pattern of values, a power to implement those values, and a product or impact. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus Christ shows us that the pattern, power, and product of his kingdom are wholly and utterly different than the kingdom it replaces.
What are those two kingdoms? We’re looking in Luke 6 at 1) the old right-side-up kingdom, and 2) the new upside-down kingdom.
This se...
2025-07-0242 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeWork & Grace: The Spiritual Music of John Coltrane (Open Forum)What can the music of John Coltrane tell us about the relationship of art to God, and of our own work in general to God?
We can all learn quite a lot from Coltrane, actually. And what we can see in his approach to his music applies not just to musicians and artists, but to us all.
In this open forum, 1) Tim Keller shares two things we can learn from Coltrane, 2) John Patitucci, a jazz bassist and composer, discusses Coltrane’s music, and 3) Keller and Patitucci hold a question-and-answer time with their audience.
Thi...
2025-06-3054 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe Search for AchievementIn Ecclesiastes, the author takes the position of a practical secularist. And he asks, “If this life is all there is, then is life meaningless?”
The writer says if this life is all there is, if there’s no God and no meaning that you have to submit to, then you’re free to construct your own meaning. And so, he sets out to build meaning by living a cause-based life, and then by living a pleasure and beauty-based life. When he finds those both to be meaningless and burdensome, he decides to create a work-based life, to let w...
2025-06-2742 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeWork and RestToday’s sermon comes from a series on the life of Jesus described in the gospel of Luke. Luke gives us many of Jesus’ teachings on what it means to be a disciple. In short, a disciple is one who applies the gospel to absolutely every single area of life.
In Luke 6, we learn about Sabbath rest. God gives us rest from our labors – it is a gift and a blessing. It is a way of keeping us healthy and protecting us from being overwhelmed by our work. God himself modeled it for us when creating the univer...
2025-06-2543 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeWork WholeheartedlyConsider how much of your time, how much of your life, is built around your work. Yet, so many of the books and materials that look at what it means to live as Christians only focus on our evenings and our weekends. How are we to be a Christian on the job?
We’re going to look at some basic principles of what God says we must do to approach our work and our jobs in a Christian way.
Looking at Ephesians 6, we see that this passage knocks down two false views of work: 1) that wo...
2025-06-2345 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeEducators Forum: The Gospel Changes EverythingSome of you may know I was actually a teacher at graduate school seminary for five years. Then I said, “Get me back in the ministry,” where there is no grading papers and no one knows whether people are learning or not. But the gospel changes everything . . . even education.
We’re looking now at the what’s, why’s and how to’s of education reform from a Christian perspective.
To consider a gospel-centered view of education reform, 1) I’ll share two thoughts from C.S. Lewis, and 2) I’ll be joined by a panel of educators for...
2025-06-201h 13Timothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeWhy Tell Stories?If you’re Christian, what is the rationale for being an actor? Why should Christians be actors? How should Christians who are actors or writers or choreographers or directors think about their faith and their work?
To answer that, we need to look at the power of stories, at why we connect with and are overwhelmed by strong stories.
Let’s consider 1) what a story is, 2) that we attach meaning by connecting things to a storyline, 3) that Christians can find elements of their story in almost any other story, and 4) why we need to understand our...
2025-06-181h 00Timothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeOur Work and Our CharacterThe gospel affects how you do your work, how you do your job, and how you pursue your vocation. But how?
If we’re going to understand what Paul says in this passage, we need to look at 1) some background work and historical context, 2) practical principle number one, 3) practical principle number two, and 4) the power to carry them out.
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on October 17, 2010. Series: The Gospel and the World. Ephesians 5:21, 6:5-9.
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2025-06-1641 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeA Vision for Culture-MakingHow does the gospel affect your work?
We’re in a series where we’re asking, “What happens when you take the gospel, the basic message of Jesus Christ, out of the church and into the world?” One of the things that happens is it affects the way in which you do your work. And there’s no way to see the Christian understanding of work without going to Genesis 1, 2, and 3.
I’d like to show you three things Genesis tells us about your work: 1) it gives you a vision for work, 2) it gives you guardrails fo...
2025-06-1344 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeEi Forum: Creation and CreativityWhen we talk about creativity, we mean artists of course. But we also actually mean entrepreneurs—whose creativity is as important to what they do as anything else. So thinking about creativity, what does Christianity have to say to it? The answer is a lot.
Your deeper beliefs about the meaning of life and the world actually does shape your work. The Bible says the world was created, has fallen, is being redeemed, and is going to be restored. How does that affect or shape our creativity?
The Christian understanding of creativity is that creativity is s...
2025-06-1139 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeRe-Imagine LawHow can practicing the law be shaped by the Christian faith? And how can we reimagine lawyering?
If you’re reimagining the legal profession, you don’t want to just be a Christian who happens to also be a lawyer. You want the way you practice the law to be shaped by your faith.
For this reimagining, we need to understand three things from Christian theology: 1) that every human being is called to be a gardener, 2) that the law is a form of gardening, and 3) that you need to figure out your own idols.
Thi...
2025-06-091h 36Timothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeSelling – Tim Keller Talks to a Marketing and Advertising GroupA lot of people have an incredibly negative view of marketing and advertising. Not too long ago, I heard somebody say that advertising is the first profession: in the Garden of Eden, the serpent said, “you need that apple.” They were saying that marketing is creating need in somebody else for your profit, whether they really need it or not.
On the other hand, you could make a case that marketing is the oldest profession because of when the Bible says, “in the beginning was the Word.” God invented communication. And in many ways, at its best, that’s al...
2025-06-0658 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeMoney: The Good, the Bad and the UglyThe Bible says probably 20 times more things about money than it does about sex, maybe more than that. So if you’re trying to know the Bible, you’re gonna know a little bit of something about money.
We all have our own filters. We all have mental maps, assumptions about God and the universe and human nature and what’s important in life. It’s what we call a worldview. So what is the Christian worldview when it comes to wealth creation?
The real question is whether wealth creation is good or bad or halfway...
2025-06-0437 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeFaith and WorkIsaiah 60 describes the new heavens and the new earth. It’s looking to the end of time when God makes everything right—paradise restored. And in this passage, all the nations of the world are bringing their work products.
What is gold and silver? What is the flux and the grain? They’re bringing the products of their work to God as offerings to God. And this means that just as there was work in the original paradise, there’ll be work in the future paradise.
What does that mean for our work? Let’s notice three...
2025-06-0240 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeOur Power: Spirit-Filled LivingLiving the Christian life is not a matter of willpower and self-effort. Because of the Holy Spirit in our lives, we have the potential for radical and organic growth and change.
2 Peter talks about moving from selfishness to unselfishness, from enslavement to freedom, from foolishness to wisdom. It’s talking about inward character change, about spiritual growth.
According to this passage, spiritual growth is 1) possible, 2) gradual, 3) essential, 4) practical, and 5) ultimately wonderful.
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on June 8, 2014. Series: Following Jesus. Scripture: 2 Peter 1:3-11.
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2025-05-3041 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeDavid’s FriendThe friendship between Jonathan and David is rightly famous.
Because we have so much information about the life of David, the narrative arcs are long. So to follow David’s friendship with Jonathan, you have to see it over multiple passages. We’re going to look at four passages in 1 Samuel to see what the Bible tells us about the importance of friendship.
From the friendship of David and Jonathan we can learn 1) the absolute importance of friendship, 2) the necessary elements of friendship, and 3) the requisite power for friendship.
This sermon was preached by Dr...
2025-05-2833 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeA New SabbathWho is Jesus? In Mark 2 and 3, Jesus makes a claim about himself that’s so immense it almost defies categories.
In this text, two incidents are detailed and they both have to do with how we observe the Sabbath day. To understand the magnitude of Jesus’ claim here, we have to unpack the meaning of the entire text and then ask what he’s actually claiming.
Let’s look at the features of the story and learn from each of these: 1) the anger of Jesus, 2) the enemies of Jesus, and 3) the claim of Jesus and what that...
2025-05-2645 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeA MovementIn this unparalleled text in the Bible, we learn not so much what the church does, but what the church is.
We’ve been looking at the animating gospel principles that have profoundly shaped our church’s life in the city and service to the city. And that often means we’ve looked at something the church does. But now, let’s look at what the church is.
In 1 Peter 1, we can get insight into the church’s 1) glory, 2) gifts, and 3) grace.
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on...
2025-05-2340 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeYou Are My FriendsIn The Bride of Frankenstein movie, the monster stumbles into a blind man’s cottage, and they become friends. The only humanity he ever develops is in that cottage, where a person grabs him by the hand and calls him friend. And what it’s saying is that there’s nothing more humanizing than friendship and there’s no pain more horrible than loneliness.
In fact, all kinds of studies show that people who have fewer friends die more readily of disease and heart attacks.
So as we look at John 15, there are two questions I’d like...
2025-05-2138 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe Prodigal SonsFor centuries this famous passage has been called the parable of the prodigal son. But it’s a great mistake to think it’s a story about one son. It’s a story of two sons, of a younger and an older brother. If you don’t compare and contrast the two, you’re going to miss the radical message.
Jesus is saying every thought the human race has ever had about how to connect to God—whether East or West, ancient or post-modern, religious or secular—has been wrong. Jesus shatters all existing human categories.
Let’s look at...
2025-05-1940 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeThe Lord of the SabbathIn Mark 2, Jesus makes a claim that is so over the top, so out of all categories, so outrageous that the religious leaders don’t even have a word for it. They’ve called him blasphemous before, but this claim goes beyond their words.
In this passage, two incidents are linked together, both having to do with the Sabbath. And what Jesus says is that he’s not here to reform religion—he’s here to absolutely end religion and replace it with himself.
What we’re going to see is, 1) on the one hand, the futility...
2025-05-1641 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeIt Is the Lord!We’re looking at the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus.
After his resurrection, Jesus is still teaching his disciples—and us—preparing us to go out into the world and represent him. And in John 21, he teaches the disciples four things that should be true of us if we’re Christians.
Another way to put it is four marks the Christian church ought to have in the world. And those four marks are 1) supernatural unity, 2) new identity, 3) continuous intimacy, and 4) comprehensive certainty.
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on April...
2025-05-1442 minTimothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in LifeFriends – What Good Are They? (Open Forum)In our times, friendship is relatively ignored. Every other kind of love, every other kind of relationship is a hot topic. Everybody is writing about romance or family, while friendship is seen as uninteresting.
And yet, friendship is absolutely vital. Do you understand how crucial it is to make, find, maintain, and develop friendships?
Let me just ask three questions: 1) why is friendship so neglected today? 2) why is it so vitally important and crucial? and 3) how can the resources of the Christian faith help us understand friendship and galvanize, energize and recover friendship?
T...
2025-05-1239 min
Cultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerCultivating a Healthy Marriage (Part 2) – Q&AThis talk was given by Dr. Timothy Keller and Kathy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on April 1, 2005. Series: Cultivating a Healthy Marriage.
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2024-08-2756 minCultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerCultivating a Healthy Marriage (Part 1)This talk was given by Dr. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on April 1, 2005. Series: Cultivating a Healthy Marriage.
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2024-08-271h 17Cultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerThe Marriage Supper of the LambWe look now at the peak verse of the most famous biblical passage on marriage. It’s Ephesians 5:32, where Paul says, “This is a profound mystery—but I am talking about Christ and the church.” He says everything he’s said about marriage has also been about Christ and the church.
This verse teaches there are some things we would never know about marriage if we didn’t know about how we relate to Christ by faith. Conversely, there are things we would never know about our relationship with Christ if we didn’t know about marriage. You can’t compl...
2024-08-2048 minCultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerMarriage as Completion: Gender Roles (Part 2)We’re looking at a subject that’s controversial. I’m going to try to speak as personally out of my own experience as I possibly can. Yet it’s still an area to think carefully.
In our series on marriage, we look for the second time at Ephesians 5:22: “Wives, submit to your husbands as to the Lord. For the husband is the head of the wife as Christ is the head of the church.” What does this mean? It means a whole lot.
Let’s look at what this passage teaches about the head: 1) head means the...
2024-08-1346 minCultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerMarriage as Completion: Gender Roles (Part 1)Depending on the culture it’s sitting in, Christianity can either be considered radically liberal or horribly conservative. But Christianity isn’t to the left or to the right. In fact, if it’s true that Christianity doesn’t arise from the human spectrum of thought, but that it comes from above, then it’s natural that it doesn’t fit any particular ideology—and that every ideology is going to be suspicious of it.
In a series on marriage, we come now to the question of whether there’s any differentiation between the roles and obligations of a husband and...
2024-08-0746 minCultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerMarriage as Completion: One FleshWe’re in a series on marriage, and we’ve said the purpose of marriage is friendship and a unique oneness. And we’ve also said there’s a structure in marriage.
Ephesians 5 teaches that there’s a mutuality between husband and wife, and yet the commands are not the same to both. They’re equal, but they’re not equivalent.
We’ll look now at 1) the concept that in marriage you become one flesh, 2) how this oneness happens, and 3) how this oneness bridges into the subject of role relationships between men and women in marriage.
2024-07-3040 minCultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerMarriage as FriendshipMarriage is a cosmic friendship, a spiritual friendship, a friendship with eternal dimensions. Marriage is not romance garnished with friendship. Rather, biblically, marriage is friendship garnished with romance.
If you’re going to marry somebody, you should marry someone who is now or has the potential to be your very best friend. But friendship is not just a feeling of affection. Friendship is a particular form of love, and it has a structure.
The structure of friendship is a deep oneness that comes from two people journeying together toward a common horizon. Let’s look now...
2024-07-2335 minCultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerMarriage as Priority and FriendshipI’m tired of listening to sentimental, slurpy talks on marriage during weddings and in Sunday school and in sermons. They have about as much depth and reality to them as a Hallmark card. The fact is, marriage is many things—in fact, it’s everything except slurpy and sentimental.
Marriage is glorious: it’s a burning strength and joy. Marriage is hard: it’s blood, and it’s sweat, and it’s tears. It’s defeats, and it’s victories. It’s almost everything except sweet.
We’re in a series on the Bible’s view of marriage. We’v...
2024-07-1648 minCultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerMarriage as Commitment and PriorityThe purpose of marriage is friendship, companionship. Your spouse has to be your best friend, or you don’t have a marriage. I know that’s not traditional, but it’s biblical.
We’re in a series looking at marriage: at its power, its definition, its priority, its purpose, its structure, and its mystery. So far, we’ve looked at the power of marriage and the definition of marriage. Now we’ll look more into the definition of marriage and then at the priority marriage.
We’ll look now at 1) three critical aspects without which a marriage wil...
2024-07-0945 minCultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerOverview: Marriage as CommitmentEphesians 5 is the most detailed and famous of New Testament passages about marriage. It shows us the power, the definition, the priority, the purpose, the structure, and the mystery of marriage.
In this series, we’ve already looked at the power of marriage, though we’ll talk a little more about it now. Then the next aspect to discuss is the definition of marriage: that marriage is a covenant.
We’ll look at 1) what it means that marriage is a covenant and 2) the amazing and practical ramifications of marital commitment.
This sermon was preach...
2024-07-0348 minCultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerMarriage as Ministry PowerWhether you’re single, married, widowed, or divorced, you can immediately apply Scripture’s teachings about marriage to your life.
According to the Scripture, marriage is a divine invention. It stands apart from other human institutions because it didn’t evolve out of human thinking. And the basic principles for marriage that are laid out in Ephesians 5 are critical to our understanding of what God says marriage is.
We’ll look now at the first of these basic principles: Self-centeredness is the main enemy of any marriage.
This sermon was preached by Dr. Timothy...
2024-07-0336 minCultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim KellerTrailer: Kathy Keller introduces Cultivating a Healthy MarriageThe Cultivating a Healthy Marriage with Tim Keller podcast series is a great resource for anyone wanting to have more loving relationships, someone considering marriage, or any couple who wants to make their marriage stronger. In this series, listeners will work through tough questions like:
- How can I honestly address my self-centeredness?
- How can we learn to serve each other out of love?
- What do we need to reconcile when we hit rough patches in our relationship?
Preached in 1991, this series was the basis for the bestselling book by Tim...
2024-06-1403 min
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2023-05-2459 min
Juste Podcast with Tim BuxtonLuke Keller — The Entrepreneurs Guide to Positive Social ImpactLuke is the Executive Director for Tekton as well as the founder and CEO of Kicky.com.
Tekton has recently merged with an amazing organisation called Refcode (refcode.org), which provides software engineering training for the refugee community.
You can email Luke at Luke@tektontraining.org, and connect with him on LinkedIn or follow him on Instagram.
This podcast was produced by Jose Biotto & TKB Podcasts. The featured music is from the song “Turning Over Tables” by The Brilliance.
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2023-01-301h 12
Questioning Christianity with Tim KellerHopefulness Q&AIn this episode, Tim Keller responds to audience questions based on his “Hopefulness” talk.
This Q&A session was recorded before a live audience on April 18, 2019 in New York City.
2022-06-1434 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerHopefulnessIn this episode, Tim Keller explores questions around hope for the future. Can we live without hope? Can hope exist in the face of death and all the evil in the world?
This final talk of the 2019 Questioning Christianity series was recorded before a live audience on April 18, 2019 in New York City.
2022-06-1445 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerJustice Q&AIn this episode, Tim Keller responds to audience questions based on his “Justice” talk.
This Q&A session was recorded before a live audience on April 11, 2019 in New York City.
2022-06-0728 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerJusticeIn this episode, Tim Keller explores questions around justice and human rights. What are human rights? Where did the idea come from? What are the problems secular society has with human rights? What can Christianity contribute?
This talk was recorded before a live audience on April 11, 2019 in New York City.
2022-06-0748 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerMorality Q&AIn this episode, Tim Keller responds to audience questions based on his “Morality” talk.
This Q&A session was recorded before a live audience on April 4, 2019 in New York City.
2022-05-3131 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerMoralityIn this episode, Tim Keller explores questions around morality. What is the basis for moral judgements? Can there be moral absolutes? Aren’t right and wrong just common sense?
This talk was recorded before a live audience on April 4, 2019 in New York City.
2022-05-3138 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerIdentity Q&AIn this episode, Tim Keller responds to audience questions based on his “Identity” talk.
This Q&A session was recorded before a live audience on March 28, 2019 in New York City.
2022-05-2436 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerIdentityIn this episode, Tim Keller explores questions around identity: How do we form our sense of self and our sense of worth? Am I only as good as my latest achievement?
This talk was recorded before a live audience on March 28, 2019 in New York City.
2022-05-2442 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerSatisfaction Q&AIn this episode, Tim Keller responds to audience questions based on his “Satisfaction” talk.
This Q&A session was recorded before a live audience on March 21, 2019 in New York City.
2022-05-1734 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerSatisfactionIn this episode, Tim Keller explores questions around satisfaction and contentment: Should we search for happiness or satisfaction? Does God care about my happiness?
This talk was recorded before a live audience on March 21, 2019 in New York City.
2022-05-1742 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerMeaning Q&AIn this episode, Tim Keller responds to audience questions based on his “Meaning” talk.
This Q&A session was recorded before a live audience on March 14, 2019 in New York City.
2022-05-1032 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerMeaningIn this episode, Tim Keller explores questions around meaning: Does life have inherent meaning? How do we find meaning in life? Can you live without meaning?
This talk was recorded before a live audience on March 14, 2019 in New York City.
2022-05-1043 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerFaith and Proof Q&AIn this episode, Tim Keller responds to audience questions based on his “Faith and Proof” talk.
This Q&A session was recorded before a live audience on March 7, 2019 in New York City.
2022-05-0329 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerFaith and ProofIn this episode, Tim Keller explores questions around faith and proof: How do we decide what to believe? How do faith and reason relate? Can you believe something that you can’t prove?
This talk was recorded before a live audience on March 7, 2019 in New York City.
2022-05-0345 minQuestioning Christianity with Tim KellerTrailer: Tim Keller introduces Questioning ChristianityOn May 3rd, Gospel in Life will begin a new seven-part podcast series — Questioning Christianity with Tim Keller — for people who are interested in exploring Christianity. This series will help listeners work through tough questions like: Can there be moral absolutes? Does life have meaning beyond what I make of it? Can hope exist in the face of death?
Each of the talks and Q&A sessions were given by Tim Keller in 2019 before a live gathering in New York City, made up primarily of attendees who did not identify as Christian.
2022-04-1602 min
Warhorn Blog PostsTim Keller on Gospel preaching, abortion, and woman's moral agencyMust we wait quietly in our offices hoping and praying for visits from new converts before we unburden our consciences and finally ‘fess up to our true convictions about each of these stumbling blocks that lead our sheep to Hell?
When did we decide that, in our preaching of the Gospel, we would no longer trust in the power of the Holy Spirit? Every one of us should be scandalized by Pastor Keller’s betrayal of the grace of the law in Gospel preaching.
This is a large part of the true impact of Tim Keller on the Church of Jesu...
2022-01-1718 min
Life and Books and EverythingTim Keller on Reformed ResurgenceTimothy Keller, the founding pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan, is the special guest for this conversation. Along with Collin, Justin, and Kevin, Tim Keller discusses the Reformed movement itself, The Gospel Coalition, and what comes next in Evangelicalism. Along the way you’ll hear advice for evangelizing, warnings about Christian celebrity, and of course book recommendations for pastors and leaders.
Life and Books and Everything is sponsored by Crossway, publisher of the ShortStudies in Systematic Theology Series, edited by Graham A. Cole and Oren R. Martin.
The Short Studies in Systematic Theology Series is d...
2021-02-011h 15
The Wesleyan Potluck-Wesleyan News and CommentaryTim Keller's Successful Succession-The Wesleyan Potluck Episode 10Welcome to episode 10 of the Wesleyan Potluck: here’s a rundown of what we’ll be covering today:
In the Lineup we’ll be catching up with each other,
The meal will feature some thoughts on the pastoral succession following the resignation of Tim Keller
The Dessert Table will feature a great John Wesley quote to chew on,
and the cleanup is where we will tell you how to become a part of the Potluck community.
The Lineup-
The Meal-
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The Dessert Table:
“Beware you be not swallowed up in books! An ounce of...
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