Discovering the Gospel in Job - Tim Keller

In the fourteenth episode of the Gospel in Life series "Discovering the Gospel in Every Book of the Bible", Tim Keller looks at the book of Job.
Each episode from this series highlights themes that point to the Gospel and help you discover the overarching narrative of God’s Word in every book - Christ coming into the world to save us from our sins and reconcile us to God the Father.
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*This is the last video recording of Tim Keller in the Discovering the Gospel series.* We're grateful for the episodes that Tim was able to record and we are looking into ways we might complete the series in the future. We will provide more information when we have it. If you'd like to receive a free book written by Dr. Timothy Keller and support the ongoing efforts of this ministry, you can make a donation here ➡ gospelinlife.com/youtube

[@Benjy1128]

Thank you for posting these and we look forward to how else we may learn about discovering the gospel in every book of the Bible

[@sarahwilkinson4634]

Oh I hope Kathy does it! She has a wonderful mind and is so articulate.

[@inseasonout3914]

​@@sarahwilkinson4634 I agree. I'd love to see Kathy continue this series.

[@acousticguitar1]

Play me a song 😁 do it Ahole

[@acousticguitar1]

Don't give him.a penny it's all B.S. He is not speaking 🗣️ real life Gospel at all. He is an infiltration agent of arrogance and God will cut you down. Do not 🐂 sht anyone else.

[@mrtimo3822]

Tim Keller was one of the best theologians of our time.

[@LondonCalling12]

The C.S. Lewis of our time. May God bless us with another like them both in this lifetime.

[@BlitzTheFoxi]

"When you're infinitely loved, you wanna infinitely love. That's the Gospel." Rest In Peace, Tim.

[@Hoppieg]

That is also Tim Keller. His heart is so amazing. When there is a book I don’t understand, I know it’s because my heart isn’t big enough; so, the first thing I do is go and seek a sermon from Tim Keller, because I KNOW his heart was big enough, and I know that through the grace of God, he will use Tim Keller to show me what I am not seeing. I miss him, so much! 😢

[@SpendyHobbies]

“God understands how we talk when we’re desperate”. So good!

[@pialakin6517]

Comforting.

[@vb51]

One of the brightest minds of this century! Pastor Tim was so inspiring. Jesus has him is his arms now.

[@typicalKAMBlover21]

I miss you.... But I know you are at a better place.

[@TheSandwichMan96]

Honestly, I'm not really sure if he's in heaven or hades, but I still wish well for him.

[@typicalKAMBlover21]

@@TheSandwichMan96 Only God has the full scale of information but at least for me I can have the assurance based on the information I have.

[@ChrisThornettofEarth]

​@@TheSandwichMan96Oh, here's there alright, no doubt about it, and probably having a good ol' chinwag with CS Lewis.

[@Muuopeace]

So emotional watching that last bit. Miss you Tim but I am comforted to know that “Jesus suffering will eliminate our suffering some day, and every tear will be wiped away.”

[@michaelagapito7203]

Thank you for posting this. Even in the last days of his life Tim Keller was telling people about Jesus.❤

[@jacquelinezr]

I miss him and I miss his sermons. He is still telling people about Jesus through these videos. Praise God for that!

[@jonathanomara8869]

"Though Jesus' suffering doesn't completely eliminate our suffering now, it will eliminate it some day. We're going to live with Him forever and every tear will be wiped away; every tear will be wiped away" - Tim Keller We bless God for his life and ministry. We will meet again on the other side! 🙂🥲

[@CloutDigital]

“Every tear will be wiped away… every tear” may you enjoy paradise forever Tim.

[@chrismessier7094]

Last words: every tear will be wiped away, every tear.

[@jackiec1175]

Even now my heart aches watching this. Thank you so much for pouring out every ounce of grace & wisdom till the end.

[@iquintani]

Every tear will be whipped away! Thank you Lord for Tim Keller and for his teaching! Looking forward to meeting him in Heaven!

[@jamesboone3678]

Thank you, Pastor Keller, for always keeping my mind on Jesus in LA traffic. I always listened to your podcast while driving. Sometimes, I just need to take a drive for no reason so I can listen to your podcast.

[@lily4460]

I am so thankful that Mr Keller was so faithful and devoted to doing what God has called him to do in his life on earth. Because Mr Keller has been answering more and more questions that I have, and answering questions that I haven’t been able to even verbalise into words. I only recently discovered Mr Keller’s sermons, and I am learning so much. Thank you to your channel, I have been able to learn and grow.

[@rachelpogois4330]

Every tear wiped away and every fear. Till we meet again, much loved teacher.

[@obitasteosasia9187]

Glory to God in the highest ! Praise the Lord for your Life Tim Keller

[@mcarrieschell]

These are some of the most valuable resources I have encountered. It is difficult knowing Tim is no longer here to guide us 💚

[@kristenmurphy5012]

What a treasure Tim Keller was and still is. I'm so thankful for his teachings. 🫶🏻

[@agiemagadia]

Thank you very much Pastor Tim Keller. Missing you much. Good to see you giving this message. Learning a lot from you. I have been learning from you for years. Always gave me that revelation moments everytime you let me think. Thank you. Still teary eyed when I think that you are not with us anymore. Thank you Pastor Tim.❤️

[@susanwhite3416]

It must have been so hard for him to present this book of Job while he himself was going through so much suffering, and he knew his wife was too.

[@jackiemirza8068]

First time here. I met another Believer the other day by chance in a coffee shop and we had such a great chat on God and the Bible. He told me about Timothy Kelly. I will sure be listening to more of him.

[@RebekkaDuc]

I am so greatful for Timothy Keller and his ministry. It makes me cry seeig him and especially knowing that the series stops here.. makes me realizing even more that he's gone...

[@jamhantivlogsforJesus]

Thank you Doctor Tim we will miss you, your ministry help us Christian to realize and know more about the Gospel JESUS in every single book of the Bible ❤️ Rest in Heaven.

[@melissapiontek3886]

I just discovered Tim and I miss him already 💔

[@gilemondnchiwo9734]

Each time I watch these lessons/series especially these last series by Tim, I am grateful to have watched the life of someone who emptied himself, giving all of himself to serve the church of Christ and be a servant of all. This is worth emulating for every believer and more so, for all servants of Christ! Indeed, Tim had every reason to say, ‘I am ready to see Jesus’. Thank the entire family for the effort: ensuring that the body of Christ have access to these series, still the book of job. Blessings 🙏

[@PraiseYahforHeisHoly]

I found Mr. Keller on the Audible podcast series a month ago. I've gone through many of the sermons, I listen to a few everyday while at work and on the way home. It has truly been a blessing to me and I have shared all I've learned from the sermons with my family. Reading the comments above, it seems Mr. Keller has gone to be with the Lord. He will be missed. His sermons have insight on the wisdom of God that no one has shared with me before. The sermons date back to 1989, the year after I was born, yet I did not find these insights until recently. I'm very grateful to God for giving us Mr. Keller's sermons and giving the insight, knowledge and wisdom to share with us.

[@hoysam2011]

What a gift to hear from Pastor Tim again, so missed by all and yet so glad He is in God’s presence now 🙏. Always continue to learn from his sermons. Thank you God for using him so much to spread your word.

[@alangarner1461]

How appropriate that this reflection on Job was Pastor Keller’s last video! James chapter 5 is prophetic and encourages we who will suffer to remember the testimony of Job - that our God has compassion His people. Thanks, brother Keller, for reminding us of this in these last days. Your crown of righteousness awaits you!

[@ABiggar]

Tim Keller, a gift from God!

[@annarichards6056]

His last words in this video, the last video in the series "Every tear will be wiped away" seem so appropriate and poignant. So grateful for this series. So grateful for Tim. The emotion got me to read it was the last video 😢

[@CoxesCatholic78]

As a Roman Catholic, reading Tim’s books and listening to his podcast helped me grow deeper in my own faith. He was a blessing to me on my own spiritual journey and I look forward to thanking him when we meet in the heavenly realms. 🙏🏻

[@lysager]

Very thankful that Tim's messages remained so clear, powerful, and Gospel centered in spite of his being so ill! God blessed us richly and continues His work through Gospel in Life! 🙂✝️

[@natestein5988]

There is something beautiful about this being the final video that Tim Keller made for this series. I'd never considered how Job's suffering and the way that God restored him was foreshadowing the life, suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Tim Keller's messages were always encouraging to me, and I developed a further love for Jesus as a result of Tim's faithful teaching.

[@wannielee7610]

We have lost the greatest teacher & pastor but his works will continue to spread and help the lost find the Truth, Jesus~!! I bet he is enjoying His discussion & chat with Jesus now... but I miss him..!! Thank you Mrs. Keller and Michael Keller for continuing this ministry..!! 💖💖💖💖💖

[@ungmd21]

God knows how we feel when we are desperate and its OK to talk to Him (even lament) about it. (Like Psalm 88, 39, Book of Job)

[@unitytira4954]

Thank you so much for sharing this video, pointing me/us to Better than Job Jesus Christ our Redeemer. Blessings to you ALL ❤️

[@derrickballantine9816]

Amen All Day and Everyday 👌🏾💖🙂💯🙏🏾

[@JJWill-xi4wb]

Teacher you will be greatly missed.. I pray that more like you who truly know the core of the gospel, will rise to be His messengers on this earth, telling people what true Love is.

[@marshalcovin2000]

How fitting that Tim’s last video covers the book of Job. What an excellent reminder that redemption waits on the other side of suffering. Even when we are less faithful than Job, Jesus has paid the ultimate price so that we might be fully redeemed and lacking nothing. We will see you in the new heavens and new earth, Tim!

[@austin316What]

Great to hear from Pastor Tim again,

[@christfemi]

I have no adequate words. Just saying: Thank you God for your gift in Timothy Keller. Please God, bless his family. Amen 🙏

[@davekpghpa]

What an awesome God! Thank you for posting this.

[@ztag1p]

I am so thankful for these 18 episodes of the “Discovering the Gospel” series. While in them we can see Dr. Keller’s physical decline, it does not eclipse his continued fervor to enable people to see the gospel and to see their need for the gospel in every day life. Perhaps Kathy would consider picking up the threads of these entries going forward or be part of a team of folks who will complete the remaining books of the Bible with insights into the breath - and breadth - of the gospel that is woven throughout each one. Thank you for this exercise of encouragement and enlightenment.

[@daniel22zz22]

I wept watching this, but they were cleansing tears.

[@MyfriendELOHim]

It shows us that as believers on Christ Jesus, we become servants in any way necessary for the glory of the father.

[@taebkim1]

After reading Pastor Tim Keller's 'faith and work' , I listen to his sermons with interest. The senior pastor of the church I attend often mentions his deep spiritual sermons during his sermons. It was not easy to catch the meaning for me with my weak English, but after recently focusing on studying English listening methods from Korean teachers who live in USA, I am thankful that I can hear them much better. Rest in peace!

[@visionvixxen]

I love you so much…. ‘95, NYC , Redeemer Presbyterian. An invitation to Musical performance and songs on Love. The position that we seek a love- in music and poetry, that isn’t to be had by a human being… the assertion that it IS to be had-- as evidence for God. That was the first time I had incontrovertible evidence… the second time I went, worried I was gonna go to “just church.” That was when the Spirit broke me down and reached out to me when I wasn’t doing anything. My FIRST testimony.

[@jenniestarling2042]

Thank you Dr. Timothy Keller. I also miss you, but I know you are with The Lord. ❤❤❤

[@JamesMendoski]

Calvary greetings Sister Jennie...Dr Tim Keller is in a better place..How are you today?

[@karenkuo9531]

How precious! Very grateful from Taiwan.

[@jidesokeye6625]

Grateful for Tim Keller!!

[@pinkysands]

What an amazing ministry God entrusted to Dr. Keller! I have been so comforted by these videos. I pray for the Keller family and hope they take comfort in the gift Dr. Keller was to the Body of Christ.

[@marianaelizabethdebarros1860]

He was a great pricer!

[@Skyscraper21]

Jesus changes me through his word and power. I can attest that he is the one, the way, the truth and the life. He is the light

[@kozarichuk]

This came at the perfect time for me.

[@jasminekwek705]

Thank you for being the one who through the word of God brought my faith to a different level and my understanding of what being a Christian is has changed forever. See you in heaven Mr Keller and thank you and Praise the Lord for using you as his faithful servant to speak the truth with meekness and also in strength. See you soon!

[@sweetvictory3100]

Didn't come across him til close to or around his death, really struggling spiritually, this series popped up, realized it stopped at job. I have so many questions. So many people told me to read job becuz of how my life was playing out, one difference, i dont know that im righteous or truly saved, i think im like the job satan tempted, that said hes just following u becuz of what you do for him, I've been suffering physically for a decade and am struggling more and more spiritually, so much trauma and PTSD, i think ive followed god out of performance and fear and what i want vs having a revelation of the gospel, i dont remember if it was ever truly shared with me, lot of memory loss, i want to believe but its so hard to grasp and understand now in my mental state and with all ive been and go thru, i wish i had someone to talk to, you will know they love me by how they obey, i suck, god will work things together for good for those that love him, doesnt appear i live him and I don't know how 😭 afraid of dying and going to hell becuz my heart/motives arent right and I'm that sick , need help and prayer.

[@herrdoktorprofessoreldritc3416]

Thank you for this. I miss Pastor Tim, even though I know he is now home.

[@JoanOfArgghh]

Job is my favorite book in the OT, especially when read by Alexander Scourby in King James' English. It's a delightful story and told so well.

[@lorisplett6442]

I so appreciate hearing Tim’s voice and his messages, but I can’t help but weep about our loss of this wonderful teacher. Kathy, may you find comfort in knowing that you both have influenced and impacted my life with the gospel message you and Tim proclaimed so faithfully.

[@michellebiland5163]

I am forever grateful for how God has used Tim Keller. I miss Tim but his ministry will live on. ❤❤❤

[@davidsnyder3479]

We watched and discussed these videos in Sunday School all summer. They have been a great blessing for everyone in our class. We are finishing a study on Job and this video will be a great way to wrap up our study.

[@ksoushastoulova4339]

Thank you! And I hope his wife will continue this series. Wouldn't that be great!

[@susanwhite3416]

When I read it is his last entry. I was thinking again to pray for his wife. Kathy. And his adult children/ grandkids. And of course the whole fellowship but especially his family...

[@Virginia.Espinosa]

I keep coming back to this amazing message 🙏

[@sqidpro2986]

Thank you I have always struggled wit Job’s story now I understand so much

[@josifjuda8631]

Thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@peacem12]

I think it is in the Lord Jesus' Soverignty that this is Pastor Tim Keller's last video...

[@metalcomposition]

Wow. He’s still alive!

[@JElias-xb3eh]

Obrigado por postar, nós aqui no Brasil, admiramos muito o trabalho do Pastor Tim Keller, a sua habilidade de falar sobre Reino dos céus e cultura se torna algo bastante edificante.

[@user-nn4zg1mm9j]

Oh how he is missed so humble and so pure hearted.

[@richardgarcia1184]

Im sad this was the last video, but I’m so glad I got to hear Pastor Keller’s teaching on Job. It’s been a book I’ve been tremendously blessed from this last year.

[@kevinsawers5819]

Terrific series

[@shelleypottridge7570]

As I listened to this excellent teaching from Tim I couldn't help but think of his joy now and praying for you Kathy and family. Lord continue to care for you all.

[@craiglist308]

thank you for sharing this.

[@user-br5qu9uj9b]

God can not hate. His laws are to protect us from each other. This is not paradise. Amen 아멘. Ge might be gone, but his sermons are being preached in Korea.

[@elisangelica__]

God is good himself, great message. May God always with him

[@SweetColo]

This was Fantastic!✝️💟

[@oliverjamito9902]

For the CHILD was love 1ST. Now the CHILD can say love you Pop without shame but with boldness!

[@ChisomOkolie12]

Amazing!🔥🔥🔥

[@SpielbergMichael]

Absolutely loved this series! I do hope it can be completed somehow! God bless this ministry!

[@janiemalina6283]

Right on ❤!!!

[@janiemalina6283]

❤GOD Knows me, HE Knows what’s in my❤️GOD RESPONDS TO TRUTH!!!

[@debdraper719]

What a legacy … keep it up tribe !

[@paulbork7647]

At 8:30, where Tim says God wants us to share our grief, my mind want to both Revelation 3:15-16 “‘I know your works: you are neither cold nor hot. Would that you were either cold or hot! So, because you are lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth. and Matthew 7:23b I declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from me, you workers of lawlessness.’ We need to have a two way friendship with God, bring him into our, perhaps messy lives, sharing with him all, or more than we share with anyone else. A very blessing video.

[@brendaspina1360]

I glean so much from these teachings!

[@cheryldickenson305]

Beautiful, thank you ❤

[@cootooloo547]

In all your ways acknowledge Him, (even in our grief and weakness) and He WILL make your path straight Proverbs 3:6s

[@user-jx8bm4gc1t]

When I first became a Believer I was given The New Testament,and how God was the God of love. When I started reading the Old Testament and how God was telling the Israelites to put people to the sword,I prayed to Him telling Him I didn't like this version of Him and in a very similar way He rebuked me and how dare I question why He did and does things. I cried when I told Him I didn't like Him but He honoured me and it really taught me that God answers prayers that are giving in Truth and not false humility and empty words.

[@katiebowman4012]

These were such a blessing, thank you!

[@jerrygaines4720]

Amen and amen!

[@smy74]

Job still served God, while being tested, unknown to him, by the devil. His faith in God survived the test. Blessed afterwards by God more abundantly.

[@dnebula7164]

And your suffering Pastor Keller has been eliminated. The joy you must be enjoying with our Lord Jesus right now.

[@oar-N-oasis]

Amen

[@cfrazier1977]

Amen!

[@truthreigns7]

wOW GREAT.

[@Stefan50326]

It was the book of Job which took my doubts whether God created the world or if maybe modern science is ahead of the bible. I realized the bible was and is ahead of science. I understood that parts of modern science are a house of cards built on claims they can't prove. That was the time when I started to belief with my whole heart, it's now 8 years back. In the meantime I have experienced both sunny and cloudy days. At the moment they are more cloudy than sunny. Sometimes I have the same questions as Job because of I can't understand him, things seem to make no sense. Nevertheless I have learned to love him and tell him what I think. I tell him I don't understan him but I know I am loved and that I love him. I know he wants my best. More and more I am getting homesick for heaven. I just want to see him and be with him in a world without questions in a world of grace, holiness and no more tears but joy.

[@yamicanada]

❤

[@yozo.19]

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[@robertburke9920]

By Robert Winkler Burke … breakthrough on Book of Job… I must not hurt huge Leviathan, As it swoops down on me! Dragon’s flame kills and maims, I’ll soon be history! Oh, woe is me! Oh, woe is me! I have but a wooden sword! From the cross, that victory tree, Of Christ, my humble Lord! Yet, I must not hurt Leviathan, Its skin is tough and brittle! His pride is ridiculous big, And I am less than little! We fight for hours, Oh, we fight for days on end! Then, when it’s over, The beast gets up again! My puny wooden sword damages it not, I’m like a grasshopper against a giant! Then it lays down, coughs up its heart, Upon its tongue, now on me: reliant! Leviathan now relies on me, To treat its heart with care! No longer enemies, but fast friends, I approach on God’s dare! Oh, woe is me! Oh, woe is me! I have but a wooden sword! From the cross, that victory tree, Of Christ, my humble Lord! With my too-small wooden sword, I walk into the danger zone, such biting teeth of dread! To the heart, now on the tongue, I gently touch my sword, out gush bright drops of red! From the sword come good drops, Of God’s ancient-wisdom self-sacrifice, Then Beast wakes up changed, Swallows heart and renews its old vice! Cruelly taking advantage of my nearness, Leviathan scorches me in full-blown rage! I fight him off again with wooden sword, Behold! Beast doth weaken! says my Page. For my Page greatly knows what’s going on, Not long ago, HE was THE bad Leviathan! You see, we fought for years! Way too long! His dual was an excruciating marathon! But after a thousand drops from God’s cross, My Page was, of Beast, set free! Now he’s learning to be God’s Man-of-War, Who fights evil, just like me! Oh, woe is me! Oh, woe is me! I have but a wooden sword! From the cross, that victory tree, Of Christ, my humble Lord! After days and months and years, My Page and I have succeeded! Leviathan whom we fought, Is full humble now: defeated! My Page has become a Swordsman, That Leviathan: HIS own Page, I have left off sword for pen, That you understand this age! So then, pride of religion and its blinding selfish-rigidness, Is killing man! Just as loving kindness, humility, patience and flexibility, Kills Leviathan! Job learned this In That Day, Of his: long ago! Now we must all learn the same! You do not know? Holy flexibility, Is where Christ-in-You is at! You’ll remember the fight, When the Rigid lose all that! You’ll remember the fight, When, as rigid Leviathan, you with great enmity: hated your betters! Who took your blows nobly, And with kind, wooden, bloody swords, removed your blind fetters. How you’ll hate that forgiving blood of Jesus, Applied drops at a time on your stony heart! Until you see it is not the end, But the Christ-in-You: Page-Warrior start! You’ll then, Rigid Ones, be on the, Other side of the sword! You’ll say, as Job did, I repent! In dust and ashes, Lord! And if you were particularly mean, And hurtful to your dear-brave Warrior-Savior, God will give you a willow-wimpy sword, To fight Leviathan, inside of your neighbor! Oh, woe is me! Oh, woe is me! I have but a wooden sword! From the cross, that victory tree, Of Christ, my humble Lord! You might say, Well, it serves me just about right! Rip me up, Leviathan! It’s time to fight! I shall not return evil for evil, From proud, religiously-rigid man, He may hurt me, but me never: him, He’ll get what I have in me: I AM! The great I AM, Wants to live in us all! In That Day it’s, A strange work: yet not small! It’s a BIG thing, When Leviathan pride dies! And Christ-in-You, Trumpets: loud victory cries! Yet and even much so, Your pride in all this will be choked: by your own reins, By the smallish sword, You’ll be given, to do the large work that remains! Oh, woe is me! Oh, woe is me! I have but a wooden sword! From the cross, that victory tree, Of Christ, my humble Lord! You might ask me, where did I learn all this? That it’s a pride-fight and that Leviathan isn’t a dinosaur true! I learned it by reading the Book of Job, From the Warrior-Prophet, not a Page, whose name is Elihu! This great, but young, Warrior-Prophet, Had heard so much talk of churchy-religious pride, Elihu wrote all of Job’s book, Yet pride in work: egoless, he did prodigious hide! Elihu hid his authorship, And prophetic voice with Job! That following Workmen, Would put this in their brain’s globe… Religious-Pride is Leviathan! (It’s a smallish issue with beginners!) Leviathan is Religious-godly-Pride! (Clericalism makes biggest sinners!) I write this, as your proud author, Oops! That beast is hard to hide! Where is my bent, old wooden sword? God, I lay my heart upon my swag tongue! Knowledge puffeth me up… in pride, Touch me now, oh blood of God’s Son! Oh, woe is me! Oh, woe is me! I have but a wooden sword! From the cross, that victory tree, Of Christ, my humble Lord! But you protest, Only Jesus! Jesus alone! He alone (ALONE!) is your Savior! Never you’d let, Yourself acknowledge: He can be greater in your neighbor? Can you, then, see now, What has been your, and all of milk Churchianity’s, problem? Sub-taught leaders vow, To never slay their damnable, supercilious, god-pride goblin? Even tho you say: just reading the bible sans leaven, And listening to, or becoming, another Milk-way, Mandarin Madman, And with Jesus, stuck somehow (by you?) in heaven, Works to expunge pride? Nope! It makes naught but bad-bad bad-men. So swallow your pride, oh religious daughter or son, Prepare to meet your shorter, younger, older, taller… Much Betters, Where dead body is, vultures on you will pick on, Your religious pride. So honor who removes necrotic, hubris fetters. You know, only Christ-in-You (in one) can do it, Almost kill a soul, non-violently, to get rid of religious pride… to move it, Eyes to see, ears to hear… are a better shoe fit, Pride kills. Humility heals. Hear ye, All pride-bots so ill-begot… get to it! Oh, woe is me! Oh, woe is me! I have but a wooden sword! From the cross, that victory tree, Of Christ, my humble Lord

[@robertburke9920]

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