The hope of the gospel for millions more
Tim Keller’s sermons, translated into 30 languages
02:39What if millions more people could hear the gospel through Tim Keller’s sermons?
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God gifted Tim Keller with a unique way of teaching the gospel that resonates across cultures and generations. What if Tim Keller’s sermons could be heard by more people around the world in their own native language—in Tim’s own voice?
The Keller family, together with Gospel in Life, are following God’s call to exponentially multiply the reach of the gospel by faithfully translating 500 of Tim Keller’s most foundational sermons to renew hearts and communities across the globe.
The gospel is the good news the world needs.
Before The Global Reach Project, only those who spoke English—roughly 20% of the global population—had access to Tim Keller’s sermons.
As a result of this work, approximately 70% of the world will be able to access Tim Keller’s sermons in their native language, for the first time.
500 sermons translated from original English
70%
Expanded reach with 30 new languages
20%
Current reach with original English sermons
Why this project?
Why Tim Keller sermons?
God gifted Tim Keller with a unique way of teaching the gospel that resonates across cultures and generations, which can reach many with the hope, joy and beauty of Christ’s redeeming love.
Why audio?
Linguistic barriers are still very real. By sharing Tim Keller’s translated sermons in audio form, millions more people can access gospel-centered teaching, particularly in areas with lower literacy and fewer gospel resources in circulation.
Why this process?
Our rigorous process ensures Dr. Keller’s tone and original intent is conveyed across the nuances of the linguistic, theological and cultural complexities that exist between one language and another.
The Keller family discusses the project
Kathy, David, Michael and Jonathan Keller sit down to discuss the importance of The Global Reach Project.
03:55Partner with us
Join us in reaching millions more with Tim Keller’s gospel-centered teaching.
