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"Hi, my name is Tim Keller." Those few words would begin a seven-year friendship between me and Tim.

If we embrace our suffering as an opportunity to trust Christ with our pain and serve others in theirs, “the salvific meaning of suffering” will be revealed to us. We will testify with Paul, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith” (2 Timothy 4:7). We will experience an intimacy with our Lord and our fellow sufferers unavailable to others.

And when our journey leads us from this world to the next, we can say what Tim Keller told his family before his homegoing: “I’m ready to see Jesus. I can’t wait to see Jesus. Send me home.” The old hymn was right: “The way of the cross leads home.” What cross is yours today?

Author and pastor Tim Keller, who planted a church in New York City that grew to 5,000 attendees and who pioneered work in urban ministry, died Friday after a three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 72.  

The late pastor and best-selling author Tim Keller passed away on Friday, May 19, three years after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Keller had a long and influential ministerial career. During his time in the pastorate, he regularly highlighted the love and goodness of God. Here are 10 inspiring quotes about faith, Christianity and God’s goodness from Pastor Tim Keller.

Author and pastor Tim Keller entered hospice care at his home Thursday as family members said he is nearing death, nearly three years after he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

A Nashville pastor has been indefinitely suspended by the Nashville Presbytery, a regional governing body for the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) due to creating a toxic work culture.

The family of New York City pastor and author Tim Keller is requesting continued prayer for him after he was admitted back into the hospital Sunday, one day after being released.

A respected evangelical leader in the UK is under investigation by the Church of England for safeguarding concerns following allegations of full body oil massages and intense wrestling matches with young men.

The wife of theologian and best-selling author Tim Keller is requesting prayers amid complications from his cancer treatment.

Pastor and author John MacArthur says he's feeling better and will be back in the pulpit soon after undergoing a heart procedure and being placed on medication earlier this year that sapped his energy.