Angry Enough to Die
Jonah went into a big city like New York, and he saw a massive change. He saw repentance that was culturally transforming. The people turned from thei...
Timothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in Life
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Classic sermons by Tim Keller, Pastor Emeritus of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City and NY Times best-selling author of ”The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism.” For the latest sermons and additional resources, please visit www.GospelinLife.com
Abounding in Love
The last chapter of Jonah is a surprise chapter. It’s the most surprising ending of any of the books of the Bible. If you gave this whole chapter a ti...
The Secret Siege of Nineveh
Nineveh, which is the capital of Assyria, was the greatest city the world had yet seen. Nobody in their right mind would even think of besieging the c...
Your Own Grace
We’ve seen that when Jonah was called to preach in the great city of Nineveh, he refused and fled from God. God sent a storm to reclaim him, and he wa...
Faith Rising
The plot line of Jonah goes like this. Chapter 1: God says to Jonah, “Go and preach to Nineveh, the greatest city in the world.” Chapter 2: Jonah refu...
The Church Before the Watching World
Jonah is called by God to go to Nineveh, the greatest city in the world, to warn the city about impending disaster and preach there. Jonah refuses, he...
Love Beneath the Waves
We’re looking at the Book of Jonah, and we’ve seen that one subject in the book is sin and grace. Even though there are many places in the Bible that ...
Runaway Believer
The book of Jonah is a very simple story. It’s a book about a man running away from God and about God pursuing him, and as a result of that, this book...
The Parable of the Pearl: On Priorities
In these short parables, we see sacrifices made in the context of such tremendous riches that the sacrifice is made with incredible joy. In other word...
The Parable of the Farmer: On Servanthood
In this parable, we see Jesus teaching about how he wants his followers to live. The main theme of this story is that a Christian is no longer his or ...