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In his message at TGC's 2009 National Conference, Tim Keller introduces gospel ministry through the lens of 2 Timothy, highlighting the critical but often implicit task of confronting idols. Drawing from Acts 19 and Paulâs example, Keller shows how gospel preaching challenges both personal and cultural idolsâranging from money and family to truth and moralityâby disrupting the systems built around them. He emphasizes that only the gospel has the power to expose, confront, and ultimately destroy these idols, urging pastors and ministry leaders to apply its truth for genuine transformation.
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In his keynote message from TGC25, David Platt unpacks Ephesians 6:10â20, urging believers to recognize the reality and intensity of spiritual warfare and highlighting how Satan attacks our emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. He exhorts the church to stand firm by putting on the full armor of Godâtruth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, the Word, and prayerâand emphasizes that our strength comes not from ourselves but from Christâs resurrection power at work in us.
Platt closes with a call to pray fervently for others, worship boldly, and press forward in gospel mission, grounded in spiritual intimacy with Jesus.
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In this keynote message from TGC25, Alistair Begg unpacks Ephesians 3:1â13, showing how Paulâs suffering and calling reveal the mystery of Christâthat the church is Godâs new, unified, multicultural people. Begg contrasts the worldâs longing for peace with Godâs eternal plan to unite all things in Christ, making the church a powerful display of his wisdom. Begg urges listeners to reject isolation and individualism and instead embrace the beauty of the gospel, the church's purpose, and the hope of glory through Christ.
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In this keynote message from TGC25, John Piper walks through Ephesians 1:3â14, unfolding its sweeping vision of God's purpose to unite all things in Christ and to display the glory of his grace. Piper emphasizes that salvation is entirely the work of Godâfree, unconditional, and accomplished through Christâcalling believers to marvel at grace that was planned before creation. Piper urges listeners to seek Spirit-given insight and affection for God's grace, making heartfelt praise the central aim of their lives.
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In this breakout session from TGCW24, Kristen Wetherell, Elizabeth Woodson, Raechel Myers, and Amanda Bible Williams explore the joys and challenges of studying the Bible, sharing practical strategies and resources to help listeners engage more deeply with Scripture. Emphasizing the importance of community, consistency, and grace, the panel encourages listeners to trust Godâs work through his Word even when it feels difficult or dry.
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In this breakout session from TGCW24, Michael Kruger makes a compelling case for the essential role of women in ministryânot as optional or merely permitted, but as vital by Godâs design. Drawing from theological, biblical, and historical perspectives, he highlights womenâs significant contributions throughout Scripture and early Christianity, urging the church to embrace both spiritual fathers and mothers and encouraging women to step into their ministry callings.
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In this keynote address from TGC's 2007 inaugural conference, Crawford Loritts explores the urgency of passing faith from one generation to the next, ensuring a deep passion for Godâs character and the truth of Scripture.
Reflecting on Psalm 78, he highlights the power of mentorship, the importance of balancing cultural engagement with divine truth, and the lasting influence of a strong spiritual legacy. Loritts challenges ministers to faithfulness in their personal obedience, doctrinal precision, and ministry practices so they can pass on the torch to future generations.
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In this keynote address from TGC's 2007 inaugural conference, John Piper explores the triumph of the gospel in the new heavens and new earth, emphasizing God's faithfulness and preaching's transformative power. Reflecting on his journey from academia to pastoral ministry, he highlights the role of suffering in deepening our awareness of sin and our hope of a redeemed creation.
Ultimately, Piper reminds us that the greatest gift of the gospel isn't just a renewed world but the everlasting joy of knowing and enjoying God himself.
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In this keynote address from TGC's 2007 inaugural conference, TGC's cofounder Tim Keller unpacks the essence of gospel-centered ministry, drawing from 1 Peter 1â2 to highlight its historical, doxological, Christocentric, cultural, and transformational nature.
He stresses the importance of preaching, warns against shallow faith and legalism, and encourages a balanced approach to cultural engagement that embodies both truth and love. Keller concludes by showcasing the gospelâs enduring relevance and its creative and transforming power.
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In this keynote address from TGC's inaugural conference in 2007, TGC cofounder Don Carson answers the question "What is the gospel?" He unpacks the gospel as a comprehensive, Christ-centered truth thatâs theological, biblical, apostolic, historical, personal, universal, eschatological, and proclaimed. It's a truth that ultimately transforms us.
Carson defines TGC's foundation as he points to the richness of the gospel as one unified message, drawing from the entirety of Scripture and the apostles' witness.
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Weâre living through a teen mental illness epidemic, as adolescents self-report record levels of sadness, loneliness, and anxiety. And teens growing up in Christian homes arenât immune to this epidemic.
In this breakout session from TGCW24, Betsy Childs Howard interviews Sandi Taylor, a mental health counselor who specializes in working with adolescents and their parents. They discuss the causes of anxiety, the role social media plays in teen mental health, and the difference the gospel can make in the lives of teensâand their parents.
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All Christians are called to bless, but do we know what that call means and how it informs the way we relate to our family and neighbors? In this breakout session at TGCW24, Tina Boesch considers the relational, future-oriented, and outward-focused nature of blessing, tracing it from Genesis to Numbers 6 and Jesusâs teachings. From blessings in the home and church to extending them to our communitiesâand even our enemiesâBoesch encourages listeners with practical steps to embrace and share Godâs blessing in everyday life.
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Amy Gannett joins Joanna Kimbrel to discuss the doctrine of union with Christ and its profound impact on the Christian life. They explore how salvation is not just a legal status but a deep, spiritual connection to Christ through the Holy Spirit. Amy explains how this union transforms prayer, evangelism, identity, and the believerâs daily struggle against sin. The conversation also highlights how union with Christ provides strength in suffering and assurance of Godâs presence.
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In this breakout session at TGCW24, Sarah Zylstra hosts a roundtable discussion with Sarah Kuswadi, Gail Curry, Carol de Rossi, and Shamsia Borhani Rafee, highlighting the spiritual landscapes of Australia, Ireland, Latin America, and Afghanistan. Each panelist shares the challenges present in her context while reflecting on ministry highlights and the encouraging ways she sees God at work in the world.
They discuss the following:
Australia's spiritual contextGospel movement in AustraliaThe spiritual context of IrelandEncouragements in IrelandChallenges and opportunities in IrelandLatin America's spiritual contextThe revival of the gospel in Latin AmericaPractical ministry strategies in Latin AmericaThe spiritual context of AfghanistanMinistry to Afghan refugees in the U.S. -
In this breakout session from TGCW24, Jen Oshman explores the deep-rooted human desire for security, whether through material wealth, productivity, or influence. She unpacks Jesusâs parable of the rich fool in Luke 12, emphasizing the dangers of self-centered accumulation and misplaced trust in earthly possessions. She encourages listeners to seek true security in God by living generously, trusting Christ, and prioritizing eternal riches over temporary gain.
She teaches the following:
The pursuit of security and materialismAn introduction to Luke 12The rich fool's self-centered decisionThe Lord's rebuke and true foolishnessLiving for eternity and practical applications -
In this episode, Soojin Park, Anna Meade Harris, and Lydia Brownback share their personal experiences, from widowhood to lifelong singleness, addressing the challenges and misconceptions that single individuals often face in the church.
The conversation explores how the church can better support and integrate singles. And they offer encouragement and practical insights on embracing singleness with faith and purpose, reminding listeners that singleness is not a secondary calling but a meaningful and valuable part of God's plan.
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A recent Barna study showed that the ages of 18 to 25 are when many professing Christians will leave the church, especially as they transition to college life.
In this breakout session from TGCW24, Michael Kruger shares insights from his book Surviving Religion 101, exploring how parents can equip their children intellectually and spiritually to go through college and beyond with their faith intact. Kruger shares three key principles for parentsâwise exposure, purposeful dialogue, and embracing doubtsâalong with four ideas for teens, including viewing challenges as growth opportunities and valuing community.
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Many today claim Christianity is toxic, bigoted, patriarchal, Western, imperialist, and repressive. However, the biblical teaching that every human being is made in God's image is the foundation for our regard for human dignity and freedom.
In this breakout session from TGCW24, Sharon James explores the profound ways Christians have influenced the world for the better in areas such as justice, philanthropy, health care, education, and the dignity of women.
She discusses the following:
The story of Sarah MartinThe influence of Christianity on human rights and freedomJustice and the rule of lawProtection of life and the sanctity of human dignityRelief of human need and philanthropyEducation and women's empowermentThe dignity of women and Christian ethicsThe role of Christianity in modern society -
In this episode, Kendra Dahl, Rebecca McLaughlin, Jen Oshman, and Wendy Alsup consider the Bibleâs teaching about women through a Jesus-centered understanding of Scripture. They observe Christianity's historical and cultural influences and encourage women to stay engaged with the Scriptures, seek truth in community, and persevere in the good work God has called them to.
They discuss the following:
Personal experience and why it's essential to study the ScripturesThe misuse and misapplication of ScriptureThe importance of a Jesus-centered hermeneuticWhy we need historical and cultural perspectivesEncouragement for women who have a negative view of the BibleRecommended resources:
Is the Bible Good for Women? by Wendy AlsupConfronting Christianity by Rebecca McLaughlinJesus Through the Eyes of Women by Rebecca McLaughlinCultural Counterfeits by Jen OshmanItâs Good to Be a Girl by Jen Oshman -
Jesus told his disciples itâd be to their advantage that he was going away because, if he didnât, the Helper wouldnât come to them. Then in Acts, we read about the Holy Spirit's descent on believers. So what advantage does the Holy Spirit bring?
In this breakout session from TGCW24, Nancy Guthrie considers how our experience of the Holy Spirit today differs from that of Old Testament saints. She also unpacks the advantages of the Spirit's indwelling and what the Spirit-empowered life looks like.
She discusses the following:
The biblical imagery of wind and fireA survey of the Holy Spirit in the BibleLonging for guidanceLonging for powerLonging for more of ChristLonging for spiritual fruitLonging for glory - Laat meer zien
