Logos Bible Software is proud to introduce the Timothy Keller Sermon Archive.
It contains over 1,000 sermons preached and taught by Timothy Keller:
author, speaker, and Senior Pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in
New York City. In this massive archive, the transcriptions of
his audio sermons preached at Redeemer Presbyterian Church—which work
through numerous books of the Bible and cover scores of topical
issues—will be made available for reading, searching, and study.
Due to the scope of this project, Logos is putting the Timothy Keller Sermon Archive through its pre-publication program. For a limited time, users can pre-order the archive at a discounted price. Once the cost of the project is covered, Logos will begin transcribing the sermons, releasing them in five increments. At the completion of the project, the discounted price will go up.
Visit the link below to place your order and learn more about the project. Also check out their software offerings to learn more about this Bible software tool.
How do we measure how well we are doing in ministry? Is it by mere growth in numbers or giving, or by a faithfulness divorced from all results? The Bible gives us the metaphor of fruitfulness, which can be seen both in the results of the ministry as well as in the character of the minister himself.
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In this age of tolerance, many cannot accept the idea of final judgment and hell. Thus, it’s tempting to avoid such topics in our preaching.
But the loss of the doctrines of hell, judgment, and the holiness of God do irreparable damage to our deepest comforts—particularly our understanding of God’s grace and love, of human dignity and our value to him.
This article was originally published in Leadership Journal, and gives advice on how to preach hell in ways that can be understood today. It has been adapted and reprinted in the new book, Is Hell for Real or Does Everyone Go To Heaven?
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The Redeemer Church Planting Manual is an
extensive compendium of outlines, lectures, essays, exercises and other
materials that prepare learners for church planting, especially in an
urban setting. This manual seeks to equip the reader to think creatively about how to start churches
in any context, culture or people group.
Spiral bound, 265 pg., $35.00.
Translations are available in
Spanish
German
What are the common principles for any church plant? This article explores five basic principles.
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Timothy and Kathy Keller discuss the Biblical view of dating, sex, and romance; the goodness of singleness; and the Christian ordering of the different types of love. This talk was done in an open forum setting and is followed by a Q&A.
Related: Part 2
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To preach the gospel effectively in a secular or urban context, you must learn to preach to both Christians and non-Christians at the same time, preach the gospel rather than moralism, preach Christ in all of Scripture, and make the truth of the passage become real to the listener's heart.
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The gospel is the central element in the Christian life and continually renews the believer and the Church. Outlined in this article are fourteen ways in which the gospel impacts the believer and eight ways it nurtures the Church.
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Paul used multiple approaches to help
instigate and sustain growth in his missionary movements, such as
engaging in intense outreach, undergoing biblical training, and
creating people-oriented ministries. All of these initiatives were
driven by a unity of vision and love and still serve as the model of
church planting today.
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The Gospel and Culture lecture series showcases talks by leading Christian thinkers on how the Gospel permeates ALL areas of life.
Talks include
Why Christian Character Matters by N.T. Wright
Why Business Matters to God by Jeff Van Duzer
Creating Power by Andy Crouch
Why Work Matters by Tim Keller
Art Matters for God's Sake by Adrienne Chaplin
Natural Law, God, and Human Dignity by Robert George
Challenging the Darkness by Os Guinness
Culture as Liturgy by James K.A. Smith
Faith-Based Diplomacy by Douglas Johnston
Graceful Citizenship by Michael Gerson and Gideon Strauss
