Uncovering Hope - Tim Keller - UNCOVER

[@jkk45]

R.I.P Tim Keller. Was proud to say I was at this event, and personally met and shook Tim Keller's hand at the end, and signed my book. A great loss.

[@mikemccormick9667]

A great gain for heaven though. I thank God for the technology that we can hear this wonderful herald of the truth and all his teachings. I really connect to his method of sharing the gospel with love. 🙏♥️🙏

[@Lapua50]

He is alive and well in heaven and he still makes his mark here 🇮🇱🇦🇺👋

[@donprestage9002]

2024. What blessing you find this

[@estherchan6888]

I love listening to the way Tim Keller teaches and illustrates to make things so crystal clear. This must be the best Tim Keller teaching around. Can’t stop thanking God for the chance to listen to him.

[@bindagee]

I thank God that He sent this messenger.❤️

[@frandrew123]

I love Tim Keller ❤️❤️❤️

[@rozziraisin58]

wow. I'm watching this on valentines day 6 years later. that's cool

[@barbararaath6641]

Beautiful inspiration. ❣️💯🙏🙏😊

[@bombom5515]

I am listening to this in 2021!

[@bryanpepperell]

Absolutely the power of the Gospel Tim Keller. Shalom.

[@carmensibayan8221]

Chordal pierce

[@kdp9122]

I love Tim Keller!

[@thesleepingsaint]

Keller was blessed as a preacher… Tolkien and CS Lewis works were inspired by The Scottish minister George MacDonlads fantasy epics. Remember sometimes fiction is more real than non fiction. RIP Tim Keller 🙏

[@JohnBrown-zv6yb]

He makes it so clear

[@Jiggelmeister]

These testimonies from oxford students are some of the best parts

[@Judiee]

found this in 2019! :) how helpful~~

[@kaleowaiau3822]

Yes, very helpful!

[@michellek6533]

It's more than a receipt, since we didn't/can't buy it, it's a gift receipt!

[@ernestrandolph]

Does anyone know which of Tim Keller’s books has these sermons in it?

[@jkk45]

Making Sense of God features a lot of the same ideas that he uses in these OICCU talks.

[@edeshalas]

I would like to hear more about what was just a nano-second mention about: because of reasureection is a fact the barrier between the ideal and the real has been broken, so divine life comes in! Would be nice to hear more about What this divine life means!

[@jefetce]

what I think he means is that God gives us these 5 points which we can not find anywhere else. These are the points which make our life worthwhile. See the 5 KZbin clips on Uncovering hope, uncovering freedom, uncovering satisfaction, uncovering meaning, uncovering identity

[@leticiateixeira3761]

Savi-our sent me 😂😂😂😂

[@lindacook8819]

Thank You

[@zhongpu1256]

John 3.5, 16; Matthew 28.18-20; Mark 16.16; Acts 2.38;10.47, 48; 22.16; Romans 6.1-18; Galatians 3.26, 27; Colossians 2.11, 12; 2 Corinthians 5.17; 1 Peter 3.21, 22

[@Eyesayah]

The notion that people love fairy tales in part because they drive home the experience of good overcoming evil makes sense to me. Consider King Kong, a magnificent beast with the nobility we often think we see in the natural world. But very sadly, the world destroyed him. Heroes show up from time to time and stand against evil. Sometimes we are cast down in the wake of their assassination. Some might risk standing with them, even unto death. I dreamed I saw Joe Hill last night, alive as you or me. Job got rewarded in the end, not restored. How could he feel, thinking of his original family? Are we stuck on 'Only assert'?

[@curiousgeorge555]

30:18 36:40

[@jkk45]

Someone forgot to ask the most important question: 'where does Tim Keller get his hair cut'?

[@glennshrom5801]

I am a Christian, and love Tim Keller ... but, ... I don't get why he says that Christianity is the only way one's identity is received rather than achieved. I think that for a lot of people across the globe their identity is grounded in their tribe, family, clan, nation, which is all a received identity, not something anyone achieved. Identity for them is the family or community that they were born into, through no fault and through no merit of their own. My two cents, there.

[@laurakosch]

If you listen to uncover identity your question is addressed!

[@marilynesteban9761]

Received thru Christ

[@catherinegiuliano8573]

Of course Jesus appeared to women. It may be lamentable that nobody then believed a woman back then.. but it also shows how that’s what really happened because no one would say that a woman saw the Lord! it’s no accident either that our blessed Lord speared to women. We are the humans of unconditional love. We are the receivers of the seed .. we receive the seed and the word and we then nourish it and love it into Being. So it was a woman who first “received” the vision of our risen Lord 🙏🏻❤️💗✝️✝️✝️✝️✝️

[@zach2980]

If Jesus had been decapitated and continued to talk to Thomas via his head in arms, would this make the story any less unbelievable? To Tim, I suppose not.

[@curiousgeorge555]

I was contemplating replying to you in a snarky way because I am in a very bad mood. Because of the Love of Christ in my heart, I am able to abstain. Does that help?

[@zach2980]

@@curiousgeorge555 snark away. After all didn’t Jesus seemingly tell off his mom and loose his sh1t on the money changers? 😉 And feel free to address my question as well. I think if the story specified a decapitated Jesus that Thomas fingered the trachea and esophagus of a no longer bleeding severed talking head, Tim would simply believe it just as fervently. It’s logically no physically implausible than the biblical account.

[@chagiRenee]

SaviOur lol

[@Scottiepups]

History can be proven in many ways. Ancient cities that the world said didn't exist in order to prove Bible history wrong, have been proven by archeology. I think Dawkin's statement is very subjective and paints with a broad brush

[@ijkkp1980]

God our Creator came down from heaven because as sinners we couldn’t enter heaven and fellowship with a Holy God. When EternalGod became man he put on flesh that was perishable as the sin of first man Adam had corrupted it. He was born of a virgin not of man but by the Holy Spirit of God so He was worthy and able to live the perfect sinless life of His own free will that Adam could have lived but didn’t because he made an idol of Eve by obeying her instead of God. Jesus Christ as a human by living the sinless perfect life in the flesh that Adam failed to live became a worthy sacrifice to pay the WAGES OF SIN, which is death. After dying the death we should have died for our sins on the cross, being buried, he rose on the third day in a glorified body that was not of corruptible flesh. Death had no hold on Him because He died for OUR sins taking God’s Righteous wrath against sin on that Cross, but BECAUSE HE WAS WITHOUT SIN He was resurrected, becoming the first fruit and offering us the same salvation by trusting and believing in what He did, and thereby being born again in the DNA of Jesus,our Lord and God, and then Repenting of our sins through the new heart of flesh becoming the brother and friend of Jesus and given the right to cal His Father...OUR FATHER...JESUS CHRIST thereby also becomes OUR LORD AND OUR GOD as it is He who has paid our wages. I OBEY AND FOLLOW HIM BECAUSE HE LOVED ME WHILE I WAS STILL A SINNER and paid the price I should have paid. While the world said He was a sinner Father God said my son is innocent...the resurrection was proof of that, Resurrection was possible because Jesus died for our sins, therefore God’s Righteous wrath towards sin was satisfied. The payment made for sin was not undone, because Jesus was not Resurrected in a fleshly corrupted body but a Glorified Eternal one, becoming the First Fruit of all those who are Born Again. As only the wages of sin is death and as. Jesus Himself didn’t sin but only suffered and died for taking on OUR sins on the cross. AS DEATH IS A CONSEQUENCE OF SIN AND JESUS BEING SINLESS DEATH Couldn’t hold Him once He had offered Himself and became an acceptable sacrifice ( with it’s pain,suffering,humiliation,and death of the flesh)to God. His burning anger towards mans sin was appeased. The Scriptures were fulfilled. IT WAS DONE!

[@anakrantau-be2mo]

Pleess suscreb anak rantau

[@curiousgeorge555]

Please don't spam

[@zach2980]

I would argue that this is the most uncomfortable Q & A Tim has endured whilst providing fluff answers.

[@scottcarter1689]

Your attempt at sarcasm is the most insufferable, myopic blather. But I'm sure you'll keep trying to get it right. You're that predictable. God may be seeking to grant you repentance. It's the only hope you've got... ....but your time is running out. It's already a reality whether you repent or not-and you're finding out what that reality is. This is why it's a good sign for you to be listening to Keller... even while you try to mock your only hope. Isn't God merciful.