Keynote: Tim Keller - How To Change Deeply

Tim Keller at the New Canaan Society Washington DC 2015 Weekend Retreat sharing about "How to Change Deeply." So thankful for this legacy message from a great voice for our country. Share this video with someone who could use a good word.

[curiousgeorge]

For those of us with imperfect memories, we should listen to this 4 times a year (or more). Amazing how God has gifted, molded and used Tim Keller for the Glory of His Person and His Kingdom.

[ChristianMind.]

In Keller's words, a gentle stream,
Faith and love in every dream.
With wisdom deep, his sermons flow,
Guiding souls where hope can grow

[djvan]

What a blessed Pastor, I have most of his books and they were wonderful! I'm so happy for him to be with his beloved Savior, but he will be sorely missed!

[tommyharris]

Started listening to Tim Keller two years ago. There’s no one contemporary preacher or teacher today that so consistently delivers God’s word !#Priceless!

[joeashbubemma]

I love that Dr. Keller challenges you to examine your own heart in his sermons. I had to re-examine my own salvation after realizing, I had such a shallow understanding of the gospel. That is a very sobering thought. I think too many churches today focus on the size of their church, rather than the hearts of their flock. You rarely hear of pastors saying to their congregation, "you're probably not a Christian if....". Only a pastor who truly loves people, could have the courage to confront Christians in such a loving way. My faith has grown deeper in Christ because of the Holy Spirit, and Dr. Keller's deep, deep insight into the gospel. I find incredible, soul changing treasures in every single one of his sermons. He is truly a blessing to the Christian world view.

[GraceChurch_Zion]

Wow, maybe the most impactful sermon I’ve ever heard. He is blessed in heaven

[hollayevladimiroff]

We will miss you, so grateful for your teachings! Enjoy your crown.

[mercyk]

Our pastor talked about him in church yesterday. I've never heard of him but will start listening to his sermons. May he rest in peace

[RandyNathanYan]

THANK YOU PASTOR TIM KELLER FOR THIS SERMON AND HELP ME A LOT, APPRECIATE IT. AND I TRY TO AVOID READING OTHER COMMENTS ESPECIALLY THE ONE WHO THINK THEY ARE VERY SMART BEHIND THE KEYBOARD AND KNOW BETTER, WHICH IN MY OPINION THEY DON'T SO I RATHER ENJOY THIS SERMON AND LEARN FROM PASTOR KELLER. THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO.

[Anna-mcll]

Thank you so much for sharing this profound and eye opening sermon!

[LilacDaisy]

21:45 "I love you because you're MINE" is the actually the best answer. :-)

[a.krueger]

Reading comments after videos like these increases my embrace of God seeing us, not in ourselves but in Jesus. The pridefullness, bickering, misunderstanding, emotionalism, unholy dissension among the saints is discouraging. And somehow, were all wrapped up in it. How God offers love and reconciliation to hearts as inclined and provoked to ugliness as ours is truly a mystery. As is expressed in our culture, en masse, we can tolerate almost nothing of perceived personal offense towards us, in the slightest degree. Yet God again and again holds back His Divine wrath to the spoiled heart that deserves it and put the fullness thereof on Himself, in Christ, who did not deserve it.

[paulash]

Thank you Pastor Tim. Thank you. You will be missed. ♥️

[annphilbeck]

David prayed Show me if there are hidden sins in me. He did not want to sin against the Father.. I'm sorry Father I'm a sinner saved by Your Grace alone! Help me I need You every minute

[shreyaprajapati]

This message has touched me deeply and it is so crucial for every believer to hear this. Thankyou so much!

[nellyakomah]

I just discovered PastorTim and his sermons. The more the more I'm glued because he is answering lots of my questions. Thank Pastor Tim. NNA

[emimaamankulova]

It touched the core of my heart, thank you for the sermon, pastor Tim. God spoke to me through you today …

[coolvideoguy]

Someone remind me to come back to this

[cannyben]

You are a great Pastor 👍 👌 👏 ❤️
Blessings!!

[FeastoftheHeart]

“Do you mortify; do you make it your daily work; be always at it whilst you live; cease not a day from this work; be killing sin or it will be killing you.” (John Owen, The Mortification of Sin) Tim's refrain of the Gospel [borrowed from Jack Miller], "I am more sinful than I can ever dare imagine, and yet more loved than I could ever hope for." is the basis for the freedom to change. The problem is that we do not live "on the extremes of this articulation of the Gospel." We live lukewarm Gospel lives... Ergo mostly neutered of our ability to change at deep, deep levels. God bless you, Tim Keller. A main mentor since arriving in NYC.