Why a Public Faith? – Timothy Keller [Sermon]

Tim Keller sermons via Gospel in Life: We live in a pluralistic society— how can we be true to who we are as Christians, not hiding who we are, but do it in a way that creates peace and civility? This sermon looks at why faith should be public through the lens of John 4. In the passage, Jesus speaks to his disciples about spiritual seed sowing—why does he use this metaphor, and what does it mean about sharing our faith? 1) Jesus gives us a call to spiritual sowing of seed. 2) He shows us a method of how to do it. 3) He gives us the power or inner motivation for doing it.

This sermon was preached by Rev. Timothy Keller at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on September 29, 2013.

Scripture: John 4:27-42

[idamohler]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful message of God's grace. Jesus has been my Savior for 50 years and I'm praying for people who still need to receive Him as their Living Water & Bread of Life to open up their hearts today. Greetings all from Canada 🇨🇦.

[sashazhereb]

What a blessing this truth is, although Tim is no longer with us, God has spread a great amount of truth through him and now he gets to be with his creator!

[teddymugambi]

_"Serving God is not exhausting, it's sustaining."_

[halinkap]

" who saw me to the bottom, but loved me to the sky" ❤👍

[dunkinhamlin]

This brother really understands John 3:16, everyone that think or say he or she is a believer need to hear this teaching.

[michellebiland]

Thanks Tim. Another amazing life changing message. Through your preaching I have understood grace so much better. God bless. ❤

[ellenchang]

Agent for reconciliation
Is the correct way for my testimony

[jayjaehwakim]

This time some joke came up with me. I am a Christian who watches Dr. Keller's sermon every Sunday so I am better than other. 😜

[justinpeterburford]

Everyone at work knows I’m a Christian because I don’t bad mouth other people. Seriously, they think I’m super religious because I’m respectful. 😂 I still need to open up more

[jenna]

Where I live I have a youth pastor and his wife living to one side, a "Practicing" Catholic on the other. Next to the youth pastor is a retired pastor and his wife. Next to him is an active Pentecostal member. In FIVE years since moving in, yes, I was asked about my "faith", but even when they knew my home community was now 100 miles away, I have never ONCE received an invitation to their churches, not even Christmas or Easter. Seems to me that the only thing "public" about these Christians is that their driveway is empty on Sunday mornings.

[DEVVINGIORGIO]

Its a sin theres only 130k subscribers .