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Chapter 6: Do Justice, Love Mercy; Embodying the Compassion of the King
The nature of justice is inseparably tied to the nature of God. It is not simply a sweet sentiment, or a political talking point, or a modern fad. It is the veritable foundation of God's throne (Ps. 89:14). And, therefore, it must be woven deeply into the fabric of our lives.
— Apr 15, 2026 04:01PM
The nature of justice is inseparably tied to the nature of God. It is not simply a sweet sentiment, or a political talking point, or a modern fad. It is the veritable foundation of God's throne (Ps. 89:14). And, therefore, it must be woven deeply into the fabric of our lives.
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Chapter 8: The Painful Gift, How Suffering Drives Us Into God's Heart
Keller's most eloquent testimony to God's all-sufficient grace in suffering wasn't a sermon or an essay, a seminar or a book. It was his death. He faced it with bravery and hope, and it was the most powerful message he ever developed.
— Apr 19, 2026 05:19PM
Keller's most eloquent testimony to God's all-sufficient grace in suffering wasn't a sermon or an essay, a seminar or a book. It was his death. He faced it with bravery and hope, and it was the most powerful message he ever developed.
Darla
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Chapter 7: Answering Heaven, How Prayer Unlocks Intimacy With God
The ability to converse with the Lord of heaven and earth isn't just and honor--it's the glorious union of two disparate truths: awe before an infinite being and intimacy with a personal friend. . . prayer is the furthest thing from a sterile concept or boring duty. It's an invitation into unimaginable joy. ~ Prayer, by Keller
— Apr 17, 2026 06:18PM
The ability to converse with the Lord of heaven and earth isn't just and honor--it's the glorious union of two disparate truths: awe before an infinite being and intimacy with a personal friend. . . prayer is the furthest thing from a sterile concept or boring duty. It's an invitation into unimaginable joy. ~ Prayer, by Keller
Darla
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Chapter 5: When Faith Goes to Work, Serving God and Others In Your Job
If the God of the Bible exists, and there is a True Reality beneath and behind this one, and this life is not the only life, the every good endeavor--even the simplest ones, pursued in response to God's calling--can matter forever. That is what the Christian faith promises.
— Apr 13, 2026 10:19PM
If the God of the Bible exists, and there is a True Reality beneath and behind this one, and this life is not the only life, the every good endeavor--even the simplest ones, pursued in response to God's calling--can matter forever. That is what the Christian faith promises.
Darla
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Chapter 4: Friends on Purpose, How the Gospel Transforms Relationships
It will require tenacity and fortitude, staying power and sustaining grace so that, as Keller puts it, we let people in without letting them down. But placed in the hands of the Master of Ceremonies, friendship has the power not just to spur our sanctification and to enhance the lives of others but to reflect the Friend of Sinners himself.
— Apr 12, 2026 09:40PM
It will require tenacity and fortitude, staying power and sustaining grace so that, as Keller puts it, we let people in without letting them down. But placed in the hands of the Master of Ceremonies, friendship has the power not just to spur our sanctification and to enhance the lives of others but to reflect the Friend of Sinners himself.
Darla
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Chapter 3: Three Ways to Live, Why Religion Needs Grace
. . . it is the message Tim Keller loved to communicate. Don't just flee your bad works. Flee your "good" works, too. Flee them both and collapse into the open arms of Jesus Christ.
— Apr 11, 2026 09:17PM
. . . it is the message Tim Keller loved to communicate. Don't just flee your bad works. Flee your "good" works, too. Flee them both and collapse into the open arms of Jesus Christ.
Darla
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Chapter 2: A Tale of Disordered Loves
When I struggle with my idols, I think of Jesus, voluntarily bowing his head into that ultimate storm, taking it on frontally, for me. He sank in that storm of terror so I would not fear any other storm in my life. If he did that for me, then I can know my value, confidence, and mission in life all rest in him. ~ from "Counterfeit Gods" by Tim Keller
— Apr 11, 2026 07:45AM
When I struggle with my idols, I think of Jesus, voluntarily bowing his head into that ultimate storm, taking it on frontally, for me. He sank in that storm of terror so I would not fear any other storm in my life. If he did that for me, then I can know my value, confidence, and mission in life all rest in him. ~ from "Counterfeit Gods" by Tim Keller
Darla
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Chapter 1: Jesus Christ In All Scripture
We miss out on the breathtaking beauty of the Bible when we reduce it to only a textbook or only a devotional book or only a morality book. Above all, the word of God is a Jesus book.
Don't lose sight of his glory, Majesty, and beauty as you turn the pages. Christ is all.
— Apr 10, 2026 04:09PM
We miss out on the breathtaking beauty of the Bible when we reduce it to only a textbook or only a devotional book or only a morality book. Above all, the word of God is a Jesus book.
Don't lose sight of his glory, Majesty, and beauty as you turn the pages. Christ is all.
Darla
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My aim in this volume is to synthesize the ultimate synthesizer. Drawing from nearly fifty years of sermons, conference messages, interviews, articles, books, and more, I attempt to draw out the best of Keller's teaching where it shines brightest--biblical wisdom for everyday life.
— Apr 09, 2026 06:42AM
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Apr 16, 2026 12:56AM
Happy reading Darla. ♥
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