He was full of grace and wisdom. Bless his wife and family.

@deusvult9372

Жыл бұрын

Prayers for his wife. ..

I have to say, I wake up thinking about him and crying, I am upset because I believe the world still needs him, ( I know God knows better) If anyone should have had healing its him. With our country in crisis, his evangelism is so important. I started attending his church in the 90's and went as whenever I periodically lived in NYC. I have listened to his sermons via cassette and downloads most nights and still do to this day through the podcast. For 30 years I am really struggling with his passing., I am upset with God's taking him from us so young. 72 is way too young. There is a hole in my heart and other than speaking with him a few times in the 90's, I did not know him personally.

@kathleenwharton2139

Жыл бұрын

I don’t need him for nothing. He is just a people. I Need Jesus and He is All I Need and the Only One I Trust. 😊❤

@michaelbrickley2443

11 ай бұрын

KissYrFace, I agree because there’s a whole segment of Christians that is supporting Donald Trump, white nationalism and other assorted movements that are so far from what Jesus taught. Tim was being labelled cultural marxist because he was preaching Christian social justice and trying to interact in a world that is increasingly pluralistic and often hostile to Christians and that is our own fault. We need to be more loving and live & let live. Shalom

@michaelbrickley2443

11 ай бұрын

@@JESUS.is.Coming.Soon. Tim worshipped the God of the Bible. I suggest you figure out Who that is.

Beautiful tribute. I'm grateful TK's sermons and discussions are on Yt. I listen and heart learn daily.

Tim Keller was a true evangelist in heart, mind, soul, word, deed, character, life & death. Look forward to seeing him again in the life to come. Thank you for sharing. We were blessed to occupy the same moment as History.

Thank you so much for this episode. I was shaken by his death. I discovered Tim Keller during the pandemic, and his talks were a turning point for my faith walk. I will miss him too, and miss all the talks he will not give, but am so thankful so much of his work has been recorded so that we can still derive hope and understand scripture better thanks to his legacy.

He is not gone. We will see him again.

I found Dr. Keller so winsome, so charming as he called people to come to Jesus.

We have his sermons, but I will greatly miss these ad-hoc Q&As on current cultural events from a Christian worldview.

I have a hunch that TK would have tea & crumpets with Jesus daily! He had such a beautiful way about talking about Jesus like he actually knew Him intimidatory, you can just tell… see you on the other side!

Our loss, heaven's gain🙏but Tim's legacy will continue❤

We are All just People! And we are who God Makes us. We need to give credit to God..not to men. 😊❤

Yes…his empathy and his ability to see into the heart!!!

Thank you. Inspirational.

This man of God has continued to speak to me in both his life on this earth and his life beyond. He was and is a force ❤

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"If Jesus Christ was raised from the dead, and He was, everything is going to be okay. You are going to be okay." ~~~TK

I found the Comparision to Rev Billy Graham to be rather Comical!

@michaelbrickley2443

11 ай бұрын

Why?

@Texasbird026

11 ай бұрын

I think he is referring to Christian influence at their respective moments in history, but I get this may be hard to compare because the world was so different during their eras.

Geez. I hate the LONG INTOES. I JUST DELEAT THEM

First, condolences to Tim Keller’s family. Second, it’s a shame that he never embraced the LGBTQ community. Sad. Third, forgiveness takes a lifetime in some cases. We are all human and this notion of forgive and forget in a day or two and just skip around loving everyone has got to go. If you can get to a place where you see that person as broken and pray for them and wish them well, then that’s progress. Of course you’re going to be angry! Anger is normal. We deal with it and it’s messy. And dealing with it might take years. Maybe a decade. It’s hard. Cut yourself and others some slack. Forgiveness is a long, hard painful process at times. Especially is someone did something traumatic and horrible to you.