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Trace the teachings of this early church father as he discusses the certainty of facing trials, mastery over sin, and the crucial questions of how our faith is lived out in practice. Covering nearly every verse in the book, this series takes a practical look at the life lived in faith, through the eyes of a man who lived and died a servant and a brother to the God who came down to Earth.

Through an in-depth look at Genesis 3 and 1 Corinthians 15, Tim Keller helps us to understand both our condition and the condition of the world around us.  The first passage explores how the "first Adam" brought us into our current condition; the second explores how Jesus, the "second Adam," will renew it.

In the weeks before Good Friday and Easter, Dr. Keller looks at St. Matthew’s account of the last days of Jesus and reflects on the question, “What does the death of Jesus mean?”

The Apostle's Creed was developed by the early church as a summary statement of Christian beliefs. Using the Gospel of John to expound upon the tenets of the creed, Timothy Keller brings us into a richer understanding of essential words such as "faith," "sin" and "Spirit."

From the Garden of Eden to the New Jerusalem, the language of salvation resounds again and again in the Bible, yet in our modern day we have in many ways lost our grasp of its depth and meaning. There is, perhaps, no better place for looking at the meaning of this old theme than the book of Exodus and the story of God's work through his messenger, Moses.

Jesus often delivered messages that were difficult to accept, or even to understand. Tim Keller selects seven of these "Hard Sayings" and looks at the social, historical, and religious environment in which they were delivered. In this context, these difficult and seemingly out-of-date passages come alive with the vibrancy of the Gospel.