Messengers - Timothy Keller [Sermon]

[@timeaaraouzou710]

36:55 - an admonition that goes straight to my heart 😑

[@amorpeace1293]

As a non native English speaker, I really appreciate that this channel provides scripts of sermons together!

[@stlmopoet]

The scripts are not always 100% accurate. They are AI generated and sometimes misunderstand the words spoken. But the captions are a great help.

[@roxannemaggiacomo4513]

Gewörfenheit. (Throwness) Maybe opposite of gesündheit! (The height of your health). Ausgeworfen. To be thrown out. Oisgevarft. (Phonetically). A version of the Yiddish. What happened to the bad fruit? "Oisgevarft!" Gotta love the lessons stuck in there. I'm glad to hear I wasn't thrown in to the world.

[@johnhahn467]

Tim's lead to the gospel is a very profound personal depth of thoughts, so his sermon is compelling to start a action for reaching others immedoiately. Halelujah, amen!

[@jodamato6362]

Thank you great almighty God, for your urging through Tom's preach here..This spoke mightily to me, please allow me the emotional bravery to obey Your instruction 🧡✝️

[@jayjaehwakim5924]

From this sermon, motivation strikes me. Rejoice in that my name is written in heaven's book. According to presbyterian teaching, that happened at the start of universe.

[@jayjaehwakim5924]

And, the rejoice means I am chosen then I am sent out to do something (mission) and tell something (message) to the world. Thanks God and Tim for making me learn this and think this.

[@terrigreen100]

It's actually both. Predestination and Chosing on our own behalf.

[@ShaiSol]

I wish you translate books of tim to Hebrew ❤ this messages is a big blessing for me ❤❤❤

[@terrigreen100]

Tim reminds me of Jesus Christ !

[@alexanderreid4750]

🙏🏾REJOICE‼️

[@ianpaul7895]

Where do you get your information? What's your source for Augustus sending out a message that opens with “In the beginning of the reign of. . .” That sounds like an urban myth.

[@antonego7950]

We can’t rejoice about anything?! Lol what?

[@TheSouthernorycle]

15 years after hearing Tim Keller for the first time I’m a youth pastor and we have been very successful yet this sermon still challenges me and equips and motivates me to do more and to do it better and just for Jesus!

[@gilbertchavez6806]

Thank you 🙏