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Outline of Jordan Peterson Biblical Series 1, Introduction to the Idea of God

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If you want a good place to start with Tim Keller

Posted on December 2, 2015 by

Finding Tim Keller I have listened to hundreds of Tim Keller sermons and talks. I first heard of Tim Keller when I was a student at Calvin Seminary. Keller had taught at Westminster with Roger Greenway who was then teaching … Continue reading →

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Notes from Tim Keller’s sermon “Incarnation”

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Incarnation My notes on Tim Keller’s sermon on Phil 2 as part of a series on the Apostle’s Creed on Oct 25 2015 The Infinite God became a human being in Jesus Christ. The implications are vast and many. Paul … Continue reading →

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Tim Keller: “Our Call: Holy Living”

Posted on June 2, 2014 by

Notes I’m taking on Tim Keller’s sermon “Our Call: Holy Living” from 1 Peter 1:13-16 preached on May 18,2014 Becoming a Christian doesn’t mean just “turning over a new leaf”, but Jesus Christ’s resurrection power comes into our lives. That’s … Continue reading →

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Phil Vischer Podcast: Andy Crouch, Missionaries, Grace

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Notes from “In the Beginning” by Tim Keller

Posted on February 15, 2014 by

Preached by Tim Keller January 5 2014 Passage is the Prologue of the Gospel of John It begins with a claim The word is personal The word is divine This person was never created the source of all life That … Continue reading →

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Notes on Tim Keller’s Sermon: Sickness Unto Death

Posted on November 7, 2013 by

From the October 6 Sermon “Sickness Under Death” on Ecclesiastes 2:9-26 Herman Melville in Moby Dick, chapter 96 said that Ecclesiastes is the truest book in the world. (thanks for the citation Tim, I didn’t have to google it.) Two … Continue reading →

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