By far, one of the best sermons in the world! Convicted!

Thank you for your sermons Tim Keller, praying for your family and rejoicing that you are back home with God and no longer in physical pain…pray that the seeds you planted in your ministries would continue to grow and bring the Gospel to more people

…God was using Tim through this teaching!

Indeed the Holy Spirit led me here so that the hidden sin of pride in me may be rebuked! Thank you for this man of God.

Gosh this is so good. I think I’ve listened to this almost 10 times. Thank you Tim Keller!

Not just about why people are treating eachother the way they are, racism, lawlessness etc but also about our sickness of seeking other peoples approval and valuing other peoples opinions more than God's. we ALL need this HEALING

This message was a turning point for me. I'm beyond grateful that God used Tim, in such a way, to unveil the truth about pride, which was keeping me imprisoned for so long. Thank you so much for sharing!🙏

I didn't know I am proud until I heard this

Oh my! That whole quote from the Screwtape letters was mind blowing!

I'm so proud of myself for listening to this sermon....and very proud that I have defeated all the pride in my life.... ; - D

@mikearnold7825

4 жыл бұрын

LOL; humor is still be found online (-:

@ErnestWamboye

4 жыл бұрын

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One of the best discussions I've heard on the topic of pride. Praise God for Tim Keller.

I know this is an old message but boy is it a good time to bring it back out!

wow! this is one of the greatest sermons I've heard. especially the last part where it clarifies that God conflicts with pride because we try to get evaluated by ourselves rather than by God! brilliance!

Thank you! This is a very deep analysis of selfishness and pride. The way our life flows and what people expect from us, and how we see ourself pushes us into being so proud and blind. So sneaky.

This is the absolute realest sermon I've ever been so truly blessed to hear. Timmy Keller is the real deal. And I thank you for helping me to grow from the wisdom of The Heavenly Father!❣❤❣❤

Amazing sermon on pride and what God has done in our place!

Thank you for sharing this.

Very good message...one I think every person would benefit from listening to.

Good sermon!

Thanks for sharing! It seems so easy for one to mis-perceive an instance of the praiseworthy and hence to seek praise from a wrong source; pray that God himself assures us that we know for sure that He is the one and only member of the praiseworthy and Jesus already gave us the "praise".

You become honourable when God honours you. Without God's honour, you are an honourable man without honour. Nwaoha

How I need this message!

🙏Amen

Tim please write a book on pride. I can guarantee at least one sale. :)

Woah!

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This severely called me out

Awesome message! Does anyone know the name of the woman that reads the Scripture at the beginning? Very good voice!

“Pride is the carbon monoxide of sin” 😅

admin, may i make animation for this recorded sermon and post it in my youtube chanel?

I don't agree with the premise that a person suffering with self esteem issues is necessarily prideful and thus evil. A person, or even and animal, that is in sever pain may be INCAPABLE of thinking about anything beyond their own pain. Someone who has been emotionally damaged by abuse or neglect as a child is not necessarily prideful if they are less than "well balanced". Neither is someone who is neurodiverse (autism, bipolar disorder, etc). Head injuries can affect personality. Anxiety is not necessarily a result of worry due to a prideful desire to control. It's just not that simple.

@rociomartinez8666

2 жыл бұрын

I think there’s probably a lack of depth in regards to this. I think that’s probably true, But it’s sooooo hard to address these things. It has to be thought of - of course, How do we deal with trauma victims, children who have been abused, neurodiveragence... So, Yes, I think it is more so, The way that pride affects our need for approval!

@rociomartinez8666

2 жыл бұрын

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@kimmyo483

2 жыл бұрын

Reba Nelson I agree it's really not that simple sometimes some one has gone through trauma and abuse some times it's some other condition. The thing I love about God though is that He knows us individually and knows our conditions intimately and so He would never make sweeping generalisations about us the way other people do

@ernhole5435

6 күн бұрын

It's not true in a cases but it was in mine. I had severe depression and low self esteem 15 years ago and realizing that nursing it had at least a small pride element (due to this sermon) helped me immensely. I was then able to grow and heal from a lifetime of hating myself