The devil (Greek -diábolos) is the “slanderer,” “accuser” and the “father of lies.” This is his only real strategy… but it works. As such, we need to fill our hearts and minds with truth and to stand firm in the love of Jesus.
This is the third in a series of talks by Tim Keller on spiritual warfare (Ephesians chapter 6). We will discuss this as a group in October.
Christianity is a fight because evil is real. If we don’t understand the spiritual realm, then we are ill-equipped and unable to take ground as missionaries and disciple-makers.
This is the second in a series of talks by Tim Keller on spiritual warfare (Ephesians chapter 6). To keep things moving, we will discuss part 1 AND part 2 in September.
Christianity is a fight because evil is real. If we don’t understand the spiritual realm, then we are ill-equipped and unable to take ground as missionaries and disciple-makers.
This is the first in a series of talks by Tim Keller on spiritual warfare (Ephesians chapter 6). To keep things moving, we will discuss part 1 AND part 2 in September.
This talk is about wisdom (Proverbs 3:9-14). In this podcast, Tim Keller outlines two spiritual tests that each of us will face — the test of good times and bad times.
Each circumstances can reveal the idols that shape our imagination and our lives.
In this brilliant talk, Tim Keller discusses what it means to rejoice IN our suffering (Romans 5:3-5).
This talk is both challenging and intellectually robust. It’s a fabulous reminder of how we might apply the gospel with greater clarity and purpose in our lives.
Tim Keller gives another great explanation of the gospel and how it transforms us from the inside–out.
Why do we do the good works that we do? And do we need to repent for both our good deeds (as well as our bad?)
This classic Keller talk reminds us of the power of the gospel — worth returning to again and again!
This talk builds on our previous theme of developing a second-born faith.
Keller explains 4 ways in which the gospel changes our heart: a) new self image and forms of humility, b) new motivation and depth of joy, c) new values and logic of influence and d) a general unpredictability of thought.
This is another classic Tim Keller talk, describing the logic of the cross and how it transforms us in practical ways.
Only the cross, Keller argues, can truly change how we live and love and grow. Amen!
Our missional communities meet throughout the week in homes, cafes and parks. They are like extended families who love God and love others. We also gather once a month for a network gathering …
