Tim Keller

Scripture’s take on human nature helps us cope with evil. It also gives us reason to believe.

From the files of Tim Keller

All pride is deadly—but there is a cure.

Tips for finding the right structure for your sermon.

How to make Jesus the “hero” of every sermon.

The Resurrection makes the future certain, personal, and unimaginable.

While there are gray areas, there are also black-and-white guidelines.

The Good News of Jesus, like the Exodus, enables us to walk into a brand new life.

How do you know if you’re reaching a city?

While there are gray areas, there are also black-and-white guidelines.

Paul offers three principles for finding joy in suffering.

We can and should trust the Bible historically, culturally, and most of all, personally.

Insights from an old letter.

The Keller method: Plan ahead. Read books. Keep a weekly schedule. Write several drafts. Pastor real people.

How to discern, expose, and challenge idols.

Like God, the gospel is both one and more than that.

Like God, the gospel is both one and more than that.

Reaching people who think church is the problem, not the answer.

Worship is seeing what God is worth and giving him what he’s worth.

Brimstone for the broad-minded

Elevating Christ in a culture that sees all religions as equal

How can you blow the whistle when people don’t believe there are rules?

Succumbing to the world’s definition of success brings devastation and disappointment, but God works with, through, and in weak people to give satisfaction.

When we hold Jesus as our treasure, we can break the power of money.

Because Christ came, we have a joy that transforms our lives.

Tim Keller and Redeemer Presbyterian are making New York an urban church planting center.

Elevating Christ in a culture that sees all religions as equal.

Clarity and compassion on Christianity’s toughest doctrine.