Jesus Vindicated — Tim Keller

Tim Keller delves into the resurrection of Jesus from Luke 24, emphasizing its historical and spiritual significance. He contends that the disciples experienced Jesus' post-death presence, empowering them with forgiveness and a renewed mission. Keller sees these events as symbolic representations of deeper truths like forgiveness, hope, and new life. He stresses the ongoing impact of the resurrection and explores its role in reconciling beliefs and understanding sacrifices in the Old Testament. Keller concludes by highlighting the resurrection's significance in elevating Jesus as the true King in our lives and as a key to understanding the Scriptures.

Watch Tim Keller preach on Jesus' vindication from Luke 24 at The Gospel Coalition's 2013 National Conference at Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando.

[lorimorrison]

Oh my word!! How much life and understanding you infuse these passages either! I always see Jesus as bigger and more beautiful after each message. My heart burns within me...thank you so much Tim! I hope you can still hear me!

[theotherme]

Thank you Lord that Tim is still with us

[Apol-los]

"You were made to be ruled. If you don't acknowledge Jesus as King, you will serve/bow the knee to somebody. You won't admit that's what you're doing. Human nature will be served. If it doesn't get food it will gobble poison. You need a King. You will serve somebody. This is your King. Obey Him."

[curiousgeorge]

This is one of the great sermons in modern times.

[charliekurtz]

Dr. Keller is now my favorite communicator of the Gospel, now more than ever. In 2012 I suffered a brain aneurism that put me in a coma for four weeks. When I regained consciousness, I said about my wife of 17 years, I'm not sure WHO she is, but I think I like her a lot. (And no, I don't remember saying this!). In 2013, the congregation I was serving when I got sick hosted a 'celebration service' that we filmed and posted onto YouTube. Run a search on my full name, "Charles Frank Kurtz" and you'll find it. Then tell everyone you know that miracles STILL happen!!! The fact that I'm alive to even SAY that is a miracle!!!

[charliekurtz]

Tim Keller is now my favorite speaker of this message about Jesus, now more than ever. In 2012 I suffered a brain aneurism that put me in a coma for four weeks. When I regained consciousness, I said about my wife of 17 years, "I'm not sure WHO she is, but I think I like her a lot." (I don't even remember SAYING this!!!). In 2013, the congregation I was serving when I got sick hosted what we called a 'Celebration Service' that we filmed and posted onto YouTube. Run a search for my full name, "Charles Frank Kurtz, " and you'll find it. Then tell everyone you know that miracles STILL happen! The fact that I am alive to say this is miracle enough!!!

[TheDvnty]

Resurrection of Jesus gives humankind  a hope that is real, there, certain, personal and unimaginably wonderful...

[andreso]

Emmaus really happened! God was with them in the flesh just as God the Holy Spirit is with us! Dios Emanuel God Emanuel god with us. Love Reverend Tim's message, heart and mind a Father of the Faith in our generation!

[naomilyngdoh]

I Love your Teachings and sermons.I Thank God for teachers like you...I'm a born again Christian and I live in a society whereby such a concept is not very well understood and since I'm from the Catholic denomination no one even taught me what it meant .Your sermons have helped me in my daily life and walk with Christ.God Bless you all and everything you do:)

[kcheylin]

LOVE Keller's teaching on Christ!  SO solid, seamless and relevant.

[rebanelson]

This is such a rich tapestry of truth and wonder. At 23:50 "God is pleased with him. He must have been cursed and abandoned for the sins of somebody else." I had never considered Paul's thought processes after he saw our resurrected Lord. Thank you, Pastor Keller, for one of the best messages I've ever heard.

[nickvoutsas]

Your sermons are meaningful and open my mind. My the Holy Trinity always guid you

[butrflis]

Does anyone know where I might find a transcript of this sermon? I am not a video watcher. i own all of his off of Logos. However, this one is not included. Thank you for any help!

[kidkratoski]

Love you pastor Tim and your entire team love you folks :)))

[Eyesayah]

Tim begins this by speaking of how change comes about. Change could possibly come to the world of first century Jews, gentiles, even Romans, and no doubt did. Seeing Jesus as the image of God was for outliers only at the start, but spread through Jews, primarily Paul, and found a home with gentiles. Elements of his story, such as the resurrection, were a factor in the explosion of the faith. Yet we still see, thousands of years later, many Christians dubious about the resurrection who stay committed to the faith. There is something important in it, especially for the least, the humble, the poor; for any who see the beauty of it. The world is not founded on love. God is love.

[Crdboardgun]

Was accidently listening to Lecrae and this at the same time, thought Tim was part of the music; it fit so well!

[Amanda-gqyv]

Tim Keller can you please make an audio bible, reading all the scriptures? (:

[LawrenceB]

The Resurrection is a historical Fact ❤️😃

[lincolnjgilbert]

Tim. What translation are you reding from?

[nickvoutsas]

I noticed you have no icons or any crosses in your building; my question is why then do you have a Bible. A Bible is a picture in word form and once you read it’s words it is a living well of information. The Bible is thee most iconic icon there is. God said you will not make any physical representation of me but Jesus Christ came on earth in the flesh and that in itself is an Icon. Perhaps in an idealistic way there should be no Bible and purely a passing of the scriptures by way of mouth. Words are icons and often more vivid than pictures.