A Message from Tim Keller | Resilience & Burnout

[@lucasnathan2709]

Amen.

[@yuishizu2]

1) Extraordinary Prayer 2) Resilience without Stoicism 3) Radical Refocusing 4) Gospel Resolve

[@davejunker9512]

Teach us to number our days....

[@garybennett7851]

Hi from Rwanda, love listening to Tim's wise words especially in a time like this.

[@lindawickman1388]

Timothy Keller, you always are a blessing. Thank you for your ministry for such a time as this

[@henningvventer]

Thanks from Namibia

[@miriamtuazon8532]

Thank you , Dr. Tim Keller. As a public school teacher, I heard what you said and applied your wisdom to my current situation. God bless you and thank you for sharing your wisdom.

[@rolandohinojosa2963]

1) Oración Extraordinaria 2) Resiliencia sin Estoicismo 3) Re-enfoque Radical 4) Determinación con el Evangelio

[@osmanoduber1792]

Gracias, pastor.

[@drewsams6756]

Thank you, Pastor Tim! Much needed as I shepherd Bel Air Presbyterian Church in Los Angeles with our pastoral team and staff. May you and the C2C team live into these words as well in this season.

[@adamslaura768]

Blessings on you and on Kathy. Many of us are starving for leadership right now. Thank you for remembering your call from our Chief Shepherd to remain faithful in stewardship of His sheep. I am asking for True under shepherds to rise up wherever they are. In their own hearts first, their homes, their communities. May we all strive to use what we have available to us for His glory alone. May we be humble, helpful, and holy people, who declare and display the glorious news of the Gospel of our LORD and savior Jesus Christ. May He find us faithful when He appears. May Jesus have all that He has purchased for us. Amen

[@rgwilson79]

Mark 1 35-39, a long time of solitary prayer. 2 Cor 4 v18 on, permission to lament and grieve, neither stoicism nor vent 1 Chron 12-32, understood times or season, free from earlier thoughts, be open, question everything Ester 4-12, do it, one foot in front of the other.

[@pia3027]

Was well worth getting up at 5:00 am to listen to. Encouraging and wise words!

[@bulldozierdd]

Thank you, Dr. Keller, for this spiritual and practical word of encouragement. Your message reminds me of the quote from Martin Luther, “Work, work from early until late. In fact, I have so much to do that I shall spend the first three hours in prayer.” We have so many questions on how to minister; extraordinary prayer precedes our meeting this extraordinary challenge.

[@timwalker2753]

What a powerful word! Thank you!

[@AriKona]

God bless you, Timothy. Our pastoral team will be having a class on the appropriate order for application of oxygen masks very soon.

[@sandiasker6747]

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[@gracehillnc5336]

Hello from Hillsborough, NC

[@andymatoke3987]

powerful stuff

[@nehemiahsia1581]

thank you for this!

[@johnonwuchekwa6787]

This was excellent! So freeing! Thanks for putting this together!

[@pia3027]

Encouraged by your prayer on April 4th.

[@johnonwuchekwa6787]

@@pia3027 Thanks Pia!

[@NUSKEHUMARESEHATAPKI]

Very nice bro

[@devinwhite2306]

That ipod!

[@prisca1174]

Is this available in Spanish? Voice over or subtitles?

[@annbrucepineda8093]

Prisca Si alguien me puede mandar una buena transcripción en inglés , con gusto se la puedo traducir al español a los que prometen incluir el nombre de Tim Keller cada vez que la usen y siempre sin goce de sueldo. Raramente veo los nombres de cantautores originales con las canciones cristianas (Ejemplo: “No Longer a Slave” de Zach Williams) traducidas al español. Es una disciplina y ética para la persona que pide la traducción aunque el autor original sea generoso como Tim Keller o como Zach Williams para compartir. [e-mail]

[@santos1266]

Coloquem legendas em português (Brasil) por favor