written by Ivon Rajasingham, Michael Nickel, Matthias Hüsken
vocals by Christina Ulherr, Krisztián Madarász
produced by Matthias Hüsken

NORDSTERN Du Bist Koenig

Tim Keller describes the two tasks of preaching: The Word and your audience; and how they are united in the gospel.

Tim Keller's book, Preaching: Communicating Faith in an Age of Skepticism, is now available from Viking Books.

From the Prologue - The Tasks of Preaching

To preach the gospel every time is to preach Christ every time, from every passage. Why do we need to do that? Three reasons.

Tim Keller reads from his new book, Preaching: Communicating Faith in an Age of Skepticism. 

On Chapter 2: Preaching the Gospel Every Time

Many of the great sermons or discourses in the Bible follow a specific pattern, which I’ll call “yes, but no, but yes.” 

Tim Keller discusses topics from his new book, Preaching: Communicating Faith in an Age of Skepticism. 

On Chapter 4: Yes, but No, but Yes

The gospel is the story that all other joy-bringing, spell-casting, heart-shaping stories only point to. Why? Because it’s true.

Tim Keller discusses topics from his new book, Preaching: Communicating Faith in an Age of Skepticism. 

Chapter 6: On Preaching Wondrously

Edwin Colon is the senior pastor of the Recovery House of Worship in Brooklyn, which has planted five churches across the United States and will soon launch a ministry in London. The church started in his kitchen and embraces a community of those recovering from addiction from all walks of life. CTC asked him a few questions about his unique ministry.

Three Questions With Edwin Colon

Used in the online course "Designing a Ministry For Your Context" at learn.redeemercitytocity.com.

Johnny Acevedo - Jeremiah 29

Rick McKinley on Contextualized Ministry

Jordan Rice planted Renaissance Church NYC in Harlem in 2013. Here he describes and illustrates contextual preaching. Used in the online course "Designing a Ministry For Your Context" at learn.redeemercitytocity.com.

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