How to Find the Way - Timothy Keller [Sermon]

Tim Keller sermons via Gospel in Life: How can Jesus be so shockingly narrow as to call himself "the way?"
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This sermon was preached by Rev. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on October 18, 1998.

[@nickvoutsas5144]

Your sermons are sustenance to my soul.I love who you are in Christ.I am an Orthodox Christian and although my view of Christ is focused more on the miracle of the resurrection rather than the suffering your sermons are truthful and break through the smoke screens. Narrow is the gate but the yolk of Christ is light. I believe we are all one in The Spirit of God.

[@andresguzman3075]

Que la escalda me resulte fácil, sin dolores debiera al menos ser motivo de examinarse si realmente voy por la ruta correcta, aquella que necesariamente implica la mortificación de nuestro ego que tiene un hambre insaciable de amor por sí mismo.

[@karenkeating1885]

AMAZING how you show so clearly, how we can be oblivious to what ‘narrow vs. broad’ means biblically. Any eye opener for 2021 even though this sermon was in 1998!

[@Tangg_r]

look at your enemy or the one who oppose you not with hate and all that. But look at them as your heavenly father look at you 😮😮.

[@marypayne2588]

Best sermon I have ever heard on this subject !!!

[@andresguzman3075]

La rutas del moralismo por lo general disfrutan de bonitas paisajes, las rutas del liberalismo disfrutan el momento, pero la única que nos asegura la cumbre es la que El escaló.

[@andresguzman3075]

Escoger el Reino es escalar por la ruta difícil, pero El ya la escaló y nos tiró la cuerda con un anclaje en la cumbre que no cede, no se rompe. Las demás rutas llevan a falsas cumbres de éxitos cuyas satisfacciones son tan pasajeras como los débil de nuestras propias fortalezas.

[@andresguzman3075]

el llamado de seguir el camino de Jesús, que comenzó en Abraham ya logró la cumbre con Jesús. Ahora, nosotros estamos descendiendo por el otro lado de la montaña, para así completar y llenar todo con su Gloria .

[@johnkim7802]

Many people are appalled at the notion of even a Hell existing and it doesn't seem to make sense why a righteous God would even send people to Hell. And it doesn't seem to make sense why such would be for the people who deny Jesus Christ's Resurrection and belief in Him as Lord & Savior. But all of such is part of God's grand plans, His final judgement, and His renewal of the world. What doesn't make sense to us is due to us not being Him who will make all things perfect and renewed one day!

[@jakobsvendsenwilkens951]

All things new except for the people who denied Him of course. No, that won't do. I'm a Christian myself and I recognize that nothing can actually contain the greatness of God, including the bible. The bible is both divine and human. Written by humans and therefore fallible; not much from the bible is something that has to be taken a 100% or not. It can be less or more wrong because of the human nature. I am a Christian and I love most of Tim Kellers work but sadly he falls prey a bit to perennialism and idolatry. I feel almost mind a bad saying this because he is such a nice and awesome guy and idolatry is a grave accusation; but only God is the ultimate authority. On issues of homosexuality, or salvation, or other such things.. I say, the bible can be wrong. I warmly recommend Marilyn Mccord Adams

[@jakobsvendsenwilkens951]

I completely misused perennialism. My bad. But my point is that he seems like a person who would love to discard some things in the bible, and I say he can, but his teachings and similar would say he couldn't. It becomes a huge hassle if you have to interpret, shape and such everything in the bible so that it fits the mold of our loving Jesus.

[@catkerson1]

Jakob Svendsen Wilkens w

[@lynnxgoinfo]

Amen. Thank-you Jesus for winning the gate for us, enabling us to live a life of spaciousness.

[@johnkim7802]

Amen!

[@andresguzman3075]

La ruta necesariamente hay que ir con estanques llenos de oxígeno de oración y vestidos con varias capas de su palabra porque a sus sublimes alturas no hay pulmón que resista con su propio aliento.

[@Kvale2000]

Amen

[@kittenwizard4703]

Dis is not da wae

[@azzag2414]

when you spell words like that it's easy to see how you could get lost

[@kittenwizard4703]

sum fallah you clearly dont understand the joke lol

[@christmes57]

Dis is da wae brotha

[@Carolinamoonbeam66]

Eejit

[@lchampag]

@@Carolinamoonbeam66 idiot, who?