This sermon has been immensely helpful to me. I’ve been a Christian since I was 5 years old, grew up in the church, but this sermon and Tim Keller’s ministry has done so much to help me really understand the GOOD NEWS rather than getting caught up in “being a good Christian”. My motivation can’t be my anxiety about outward appearance, what people will think, it has to be entirely rooted in the Gospel! Praise the Lord!
The poem Keller is quoting: Long my imprisoned spirit lay Fast bound in sin and nature’s night; Thine eye diffused a quickening ray, I woke, the dungeon flamed with light; My chains fell off, my heart was free, I rose, went forth, and followed Thee. by Charles Wesley
Sai [שבח יהוה], Ravi is great as well and where cancer killed Ravi, Tim has already fought cancer and is fighting it again. Now, whether he wins or loses the fight has nothing to do with the quality of the teaching. Be blessed
Wow 14:14 "Okay, I'm gonna say this once and you made me say it" 23:31 "The grace of God teaches you to say no to ungodliness" 25:50 "You want to know the Christian life?" 26:41 Andrew Delbanco's book 'The Real American Dream' 30:16 Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Righteous Mind' Examples of a gospel shaped-life 1. Discouragement or depression (34:16) 2. Parents (35:46) 3. Race (37:46) 4. Humor (40:10) Ending 42:36 Thomas Chalmers' 44:08 Story of a woman Tim learned from
What a journey of emotions listening to this sermon! Conviction, love, joy/laughter at the wedding scenario around 39:00, and hope! Thank you Pastor Tim Keller!
Keller makes the Gospel come to life. Teaching us it’s more than the ticket to heaven and a “good” life; it’s more than a set of doctrines. The Gospel spells freedom, true freedom bec of Jesus. I love how he translates this truth in our everyday life.
Pastor Timothy Keller always delivers such impactful messages. How has his teaching influenced your perspective? Share your thoughts and let's inspire each other! 🌟
What a beautiful explanation of the simple truth of the good news that Jesus brought. -Know that Christ died for for our salvation/freedom solely because God loves us and share that amazing news with everyone! Burdens lifted! CHRISTIANS NEEDS TO STOP ADDING TO JESUS.
Wow dynamic teaching Pastor. I love hearing you speak it moves me. Thank you for making us think and for moving our hearts towards living a more gospel shaped life. You certainly have touched mine. God bless you
So Jesus did not say 'My burden is non-existent', but 'my burden is light'. Also, law and good works are not the same concepts in the NT. This is important for salvation.
Here, perhaps more than at other opportunities, the chains drop and the heart is awakened. Maybe it is best not to try and grasp it, let it have a life of its own.
The Joy of my Redemption-Salvation is made full, thank you so much Tim and many thanks for sharing this video. God bless you Gospel Coalition 🙏🏽❤️ it means alot to me and my family.
Keller quotes Andrew Delbanco, who wrote the 'Real American Dream' in 1999. If that author felt that self-fulfillment was our god 21 years ago, I wonder what he would say about our state of affairs now?
1 Corinthians 6:19 - 20 19. What? know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own? 20. For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's.
The story at about 13:00 is awesome. Part of the problem is a certain false dichotomy many theologians set up between law and gospel. They are not synonyms, to be sure, but according to Jesus (according to God) the three "weighty matters of the law" are "judgment, mercy, and faith (pistis)." That's Matt 23:23 I think the pitting of gospel against law is a heresy that goes back as far as the early church.
this is a wonderful message. I wonder if there is a copy of it that does not have the echo effect of hearing again what you just heard. Not really sure why anyone would intentionally do this but it can be distracting. We all should know repetition is the mother of wisdom a saying often heard in Greek class but this seemed a bit much.
He says all burdens come off. Not quite right. We are called to take up our cross and follow Jesus. We are not saved by bearing the cross, but it is part of the Cristian life.
Tim Keller sermon- fast forward to 34:02 Starts to talk about where depression comes from: Moralist- doing something wrong, repent Relativist- you don’t like yourself, you need to find ppl that will build you up, be good to yourself, do things that make you happy. Gospel- something in your life has become more important than God. My thoughts: 1. Making something else the center of your life and more important would be essentially having an idol…which is sin, that would need to be repented of…this what is the difference between the moralist and gospel centered life in his argument. 2. Depression, anxiety, other mental health conditions are not just conditions of the heart, but in many cases diagnosable disorders that can be seen in your biological and neurological make up. It is SO shame/guilt inducing to suggest that it is because of some moral or “gospel driven” reason. Nope. Nope. nope.
To be fair, he did say “assume it’s not physiologically-based.” Maybe he should have chosen a different word than depression, as most now associate that word with the physiological, diagnosable medical condition.
The Jesus I know from scripture does say his burden is light, but he doesn’t say there is no burden at all. He also says to take his yoke on you and be his disciple (Matt. 11:29-30). Jesus also says no one who doesn’t take up his own cross daily in following Him isn’t worthy of being His disciple. So, exactly how do you think the burden of denying oneself for the sake of the gospel and of others is not a burden? This over-refined and hybridized gospel Keller is preaching obviously has had many well known purveyors since Luther and Calvin (who themselves put grievous burdens on Christian minorities in their communities!!). Can one just say the gospel takes burdens away without taking away the demanding burdens of obedience? Can one ignore Jesus saying that our righteousness (our actions!) must be greater than that of the Pharisees and just say “believe without burden”? Sure, one can sidle into some conception of sanctification as a second order and joyous response to the grace of God, but making it a second order aspect of the gospel is not the gospel preached by Jesus. If the spearhead of the gospel, as Keller says, is “I don’t have to do anything,” it is not a spear being wielded by a close follower of Jesus. Follow the teaching of Jesus, not that of men; cling to your tradition and it will become a shroud of shame for you.
Richard Worden Wilson I think you are missing the point a little bit. The gospel frees you because you are no longer a servant of religion. You are no longer a servant of whatever God you are serving, be it social standing, money, fame, power, independence, whatever. If you serve others out of a sense of duty and obligation, you do not really love them, but are using them as a means to gain "points" with God. That motivation is selfish. This is what the Pharisees of Jesus' day were doing, except for a few exceptions. This is what the elder brother was doing in the story of the prodigal. (Read or listen to his book called "The Prodigal God") To answer your point about righteousness must exceed that of the Pharisees, a true follower of the Gospel does have such a righteousness. The Pharisees practiced their religion to impress people and to hopefully gain points with God. They did not truly love people. They were using them. When you are saved by the gospel of Christ you are free to love people as they are, but without religious self-righteousness, hypocrisy. And this love is NOT A BURDEN anymore. You don't serve people out of a sense of duty or obligation but out of love. You know that what you received was free from God and you want to give it to others too. This is what Jesus means by our righteousness exceeding that of Pharisees. When we do acts of righteousness they should be out of a heart of agape love, not duty and obligation, or to be seen by others. This is what Keller is talking about. When he's referring to Luther's quote about not having to do anything, he's referring to the fact that we don't contribute anything to salvation. That is actually true. Doing the works of the law doesn't save us, as Paul points out in many places, otherwise Christ did not need to die.
HE said you want a Gospel shaped life. Uhmmmm u want to be saved more or like. No? Even though he mentions all these other Reformers and stories. His topi's keeps Changimg and focuses so much on culture. Culture isn't the church. And church isn't the culture. Example 33:14 Smart people know the issue. He's not talking to Christians I guess.
Which of his points do you disagree with, and why? And meanwhile, he did cite quite a number of biblical texts, both explicitly and implicitly. I doubt you even watched the talk even half-way. On the other hand, what does '50,000 feet view' mean to you?
@@golightly5121 I really doubt you guys listened to the whole talk. To you what does it mean to quote the text? Producing 20,000 scriptures in a 40-minute talk?
This sermon has been immensely helpful to me. I’ve been a Christian since I was 5 years old, grew up in the church, but this sermon and Tim Keller’s ministry has done so much to help me really understand the GOOD NEWS rather than getting caught up in “being a good Christian”. My motivation can’t be my anxiety about outward appearance, what people will think, it has to be entirely rooted in the Gospel! Praise the Lord!
The poem Keller is quoting:
Long my imprisoned spirit lay
Fast bound in sin and nature’s night;
Thine eye diffused a quickening ray,
I woke, the dungeon flamed with light;
My chains fell off, my heart was free,
I rose, went forth, and followed Thee.
by Charles Wesley
Thank you! Thank God for this message! Thank Jesus for His Gospel!
"Love your parents instead of worshipping them, forgive your parents instead of hating them"
Whenever I am struggling in life, I turn to see what Tim Keller has to say about that situation.
We are blessed when we find a teacher as good as he is. There are others as good but none better, in my humble opiniin
I just found out about this guy and I love his talks but my go to has historically been Ravi Zacharias.
Sai [שבח יהוה], Ravi is great as well and where cancer killed Ravi, Tim has already fought cancer and is fighting it again. Now, whether he wins or loses the fight has nothing to do with the quality of the teaching. Be blessed
Myself as well.
Seriously though he is so gentle and thoughtful. 🙏🙏🙏I love him. A man of God
Wow
14:14 "Okay, I'm gonna say this once and you made me say it"
23:31 "The grace of God teaches you to say no to ungodliness"
25:50 "You want to know the Christian life?"
26:41 Andrew Delbanco's book 'The Real American Dream'
30:16 Jonathan Haidt's book 'The Righteous Mind'
Examples of a gospel shaped-life
1. Discouragement or depression (34:16)
2. Parents (35:46)
3. Race (37:46)
4. Humor (40:10)
Ending
42:36 Thomas Chalmers'
44:08 Story of a woman Tim learned from
Thanks for the summaries! Very helpful.
thanks for this!!! So much amazing points in this sermon
Sin has lost it’s attractive power
Because I am in LOVE with my Savior JESUS👑‼️🤗
Advice =burdens
Gospel =freedom
Very true. A simple way to highlight how different (and true) Christianity is
Advice = How to live a full life pleasing to God
Gospel = It’s okay to fail. No, really.
David Hawley, i like this....my pastor just did a recent teaching on failure. It is okay
Tim Keller's legacy.All the glory to Jesus❤🙏!
What a journey of emotions listening to this sermon! Conviction, love, joy/laughter at the wedding scenario around 39:00, and hope! Thank you Pastor Tim Keller!
@Pastor Smokie Norful total freak. stop trying to solicit people
Hallelujah ❤🙏🏽. Thank you, Tim Keller. May you be loved in the arms of the Lord. Amen❤🙏🏽
It's the 1st of April...2022...and I'm soaking this up.
JESUS! Thank you so much for coming to us...rescuing us. And You're taking us home.
Xxx
Timothy Keller is a testament of Gods grace ♥️ Let the Gospel shape our lives.
Amen absolutely 👍
Tim Keller's voice sounds like the Harrison Ford of Christianity.
He really does!! 😊😊💕
Didn't see it till you pointed it out but man now he even looks like him
@@georgiaj.9093 cant unsee and unhear it now 😄
Jesus shot first
I had him more as a Jeff Goldblum either way......
Thanks Tim. The Body is strengthened.
Keller makes the Gospel come to life. Teaching us it’s more than the ticket to heaven and a “good” life; it’s more than a set of doctrines. The Gospel spells freedom, true freedom bec of Jesus. I love how he translates this truth in our everyday life.
Beautiful!
The only thing disappointing about this is the quality of the video 😅😂
Thank you, Pastor Tim, and I am praying that you are feeling better ❤️
Pastor Keller 💙🙏💙Praying for your healing and for comfort
The gospel shapes people's lives,in holiness and in truth.
Pastor Timothy Keller always delivers such impactful messages. How has his teaching influenced your perspective? Share your thoughts and let's inspire each other! 🌟
Love your parents instead of worshipping them ..forgive them instead of hating them..
Always about lifting burdens
What a beautiful explanation of the simple truth of the good news that Jesus brought.
-Know that Christ died for for our salvation/freedom solely because God loves us and share that amazing news with everyone!
Burdens lifted!
CHRISTIANS NEEDS TO STOP ADDING TO JESUS.
Wow dynamic teaching Pastor. I love hearing you speak it moves me. Thank you for making us think and for moving our hearts towards living a more gospel shaped life. You certainly have touched mine. God bless you
Praise God In Christ Alone! Amen!
I have such a great respect for Tim
So Jesus did not say 'My burden is non-existent', but 'my burden is light'.
Also, law and good works are not the same concepts in the NT. This is important for salvation.
Amen! Thank you for this wonderful sermon that I could apply to my life. What a blessing!
What a message!
What a blessing this message!Thank you
One of his VERY best! And that is saying a lot.
Awesome! Thank you.
R.I.P. Tim. You're with our savior! 🙏🤍
Here, perhaps more than at other opportunities, the chains drop and the heart is awakened. Maybe it is best not to try and grasp it, let it have a life of its own.
The Joy of my Redemption-Salvation is made full, thank you so much Tim and many thanks for sharing this video. God bless you Gospel Coalition 🙏🏽❤️ it means alot to me and my family.
Amazing man!
Sooo good!! Thanks for the word 🙏
News not advice ! Yes!
For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these are sons of God; Romans 8:14
@pastor keller you are of your father the devil, who is the father of lies. wow, garbage dump gospel at its finest
Amazing.
I appreciate these videos!
Keller quotes Andrew Delbanco, who wrote the 'Real American Dream' in 1999. If that author felt that self-fulfillment was our god 21 years ago, I wonder what he would say about our state of affairs now?
12:11 brings a tear to my eye.
1 Corinthians 6:19 - 20
19. What? know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you, which ye have of God, and ye are not your own?
20. For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's.
This was interesting.
The story at about 13:00 is awesome. Part of the problem is a certain false dichotomy many theologians set up between law and gospel. They are not synonyms, to be sure, but according to Jesus (according to God) the three "weighty matters of the law" are "judgment, mercy, and faith (pistis)."
That's Matt 23:23
I think the pitting of gospel against law is a heresy that goes back as far as the early church.
I think you could say simply that _the law tells us what to do and the gospel says why_ . That's not entirely accurate but I'd say its close
See video In Harding Prison, especially “No Longer a Slave” by Zach Williams.
this is a wonderful message. I wonder if there is a copy of it that does not have the echo effect of hearing again what you just heard. Not really sure why anyone would intentionally do this but it can be distracting. We all should know repetition is the mother of wisdom a saying often heard in Greek class but this seemed a bit much.
Alguien que se apiade de los que no hablamos ingles y le ponga subtítulos (please, put subtitles in spanish)
It was Benito Juarez who said, “La paz es el respeto al derecho ajeno.”
He says all burdens come off. Not quite right. We are called to take up our cross and follow Jesus. We are not saved by bearing the cross, but it is part of the Cristian life.
He is bringing a gospel perspective to the Law.
Tim Keller sermon- fast forward to 34:02
Starts to talk about where depression comes from:
Moralist- doing something wrong, repent
Relativist- you don’t like yourself, you need to find ppl that will build you up, be good to yourself, do things that make you happy.
Gospel- something in your life has become more important than God.
My thoughts:
1. Making something else the center of your life and more important would be essentially having an idol…which is sin, that would need to be repented of…this what is the difference between the moralist and gospel centered life in his argument.
2. Depression, anxiety, other mental health conditions are not just conditions of the heart, but in many cases diagnosable disorders that can be seen in your biological and neurological make up. It is SO shame/guilt inducing to suggest that it is because of some moral or “gospel driven” reason. Nope. Nope. nope.
To be fair, he did say “assume it’s not physiologically-based.” Maybe he should have chosen a different word than depression, as most now associate that word with the physiological, diagnosable medical condition.
❤
25:50-
1 cor 20A. amennn
2:00 news vs advice 🤯
35:13 is???
Repeats for emphasis??
@pastor keller I do not do whatsapp. I am on Facebook. And have friends from Nigeria. God will send me in His time as usual.
@@ShepherdsHook did this person is sing this comment on everyone's comment. Just ignore them and report them for spam
The law? Or disciplines?
The Jesus I know from scripture does say his burden is light, but he doesn’t say there is no burden at all. He also says to take his yoke on you and be his disciple (Matt. 11:29-30). Jesus also says no one who doesn’t take up his own cross daily in following Him isn’t worthy of being His disciple. So, exactly how do you think the burden of denying oneself for the sake of the gospel and of others is not a burden? This over-refined and hybridized gospel Keller is preaching obviously has had many well known purveyors since Luther and Calvin (who themselves put grievous burdens on Christian minorities in their communities!!). Can one just say the gospel takes burdens away without taking away the demanding burdens of obedience? Can one ignore Jesus saying that our righteousness (our actions!) must be greater than that of the Pharisees and just say “believe without burden”? Sure, one can sidle into some conception of sanctification as a second order and joyous response to the grace of God, but making it a second order aspect of the gospel is not the gospel preached by Jesus. If the spearhead of the gospel, as Keller says, is “I don’t have to do anything,” it is not a spear being wielded by a close follower of Jesus. Follow the teaching of Jesus, not that of men; cling to your tradition and it will become a shroud of shame for you.
Richard Worden Wilson I think you are missing the point a little bit. The gospel frees you because you are no longer a servant of religion. You are no longer a servant of whatever God you are serving, be it social standing, money, fame, power, independence, whatever.
If you serve others out of a sense of duty and obligation, you do not really love them, but are using them as a means to gain "points" with God. That motivation is selfish. This is what the Pharisees of Jesus' day were doing, except for a few exceptions. This is what the elder brother was doing in the story of the prodigal. (Read or listen to his book called "The Prodigal God")
To answer your point about righteousness must exceed that of the Pharisees, a true follower of the Gospel does have such a righteousness. The Pharisees practiced their religion to impress people and to hopefully gain points with God. They did not truly love people. They were using them.
When you are saved by the gospel of Christ you are free to love people as they are, but without religious self-righteousness, hypocrisy. And this love is NOT A BURDEN anymore. You don't serve people out of a sense of duty or obligation but out of love. You know that what you received was free from God and you want to give it to others too. This is what Jesus means by our righteousness exceeding that of Pharisees. When we do acts of righteousness they should be out of a heart of agape love, not duty and obligation, or to be seen by others. This is what Keller is talking about.
When he's referring to Luther's quote about not having to do anything, he's referring to the fact that we don't contribute anything to salvation. That is actually true. Doing the works of the law doesn't save us, as Paul points out in many places, otherwise Christ did not need to die.
Christ did not come to find you. He came to save you. BIG DIFFERENCE.
HE said you want a Gospel shaped life. Uhmmmm u want to be saved more or like. No?
Even though he mentions all these other Reformers and stories. His topi's keeps Changimg and focuses so much on culture. Culture isn't the church. And church isn't the culture.
Example 33:14
Smart people know the issue.
He's not talking to Christians I guess.
Lots of clever thoughts. Little of Christ.
Jesus Christ died so I wouldn't do that ....24.26
Where does he explain bible scriptures? These are ideas of men!
Which of his points do you disagree with, and why? And meanwhile, he did cite quite a number of biblical texts, both explicitly and implicitly. I doubt you even watched the talk even half-way. On the other hand, what does '50,000 feet view' mean to you?
unionrandom : he won’t, Calvinist don’t.
jessy jonas : not hater, but Catholics teach traditions of men over scripture.
jessy jonas : agree that He has people everywhere but we shouldn’t get our teaching from them. I used to like listening to Sheen also.🙂
@@golightly5121 I really doubt you guys listened to the whole talk. To you what does it mean to quote the text? Producing 20,000 scriptures in a 40-minute talk?
Old Testament was written by delusional prophets and the New Testament by 12 anonymous apostles who wrote the gospels according to someone else.