What you do today is shaped by what you believe about tomorrow.
TIMOTHY KELLERThe gospel humbles us into the dust and at the very same time exalts us to the heavens.
More Timothy Keller Quotes
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Trust is accepting what God sends into your life whether you understand it or not.
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Faith is living out and believing what truth is despite what you feel.
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If you want God’s grace, all you need is need, all you need is nothing. But that kind of spiritual humility is hard to muster.
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A life of gratitude to God for being saved is far more pleasing than a life based on self-righteousness over being good.
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Think like a prophet, serve like a priest, and plan like a king.
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We are regularly in danger of having too light a view of our sin and also too light a grasp of what Jesus has done to free us from our sin.
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To fear the Lord is to be overwhelmed with wonder before the greatness of God and his love.
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The Gospel is that Jesus Christ came to earth, lived the life we should have lived and died the death we should have died.
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It is impossible to forgive someone if you feel superior to him or her.
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If the church does not identify with the marginalized, it will itself be marginalized. This is God’s poetic justice.
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If I have the smile of God, all other frowns are inconsequential.
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When love of one’s people becomes an absolute, it turns into racism. When love of equality turns into a supreme thing, it can result in hatred and violence toward anyone who has led a privileged life. It is the settled tendency of human societies to turn good political causes into counterfeit gods.
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Pride is the carbon-monoxide of Sin. It silently and slowly kills you without you even knowing.
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When Job was prospering, he prayed. When he was suffering, he still prayed.
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The world values power, comfort, success, and recognition. Jesus frees us to value grief, sacrifice, weakness, and exclusion.
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