Redemption Church

Theology Night: Our Resurrection Hope Part I

The first in a two-part Theology Night series on Our Resurrection Hope. Hosted by Redemption Church's Dr. Scott Osborne, this recording was originally an interactive Facebook Live broadcast from Spring 2020.

Witnesses to a New Age

Now that we know who the church is and what story it lives in, let’s now turn to Acts 1 to see how the people of God act out their role in that story. 

Theology Night: The Son of Man

Why did Jesus call himself the Son of Man? The answer finds its roots in the Old Testament, and it might surprise you. This recording was originally an interactive Facebook Live broadcast.

The Narrative that Shapes God’s People

There is an epic true story we are called to live within. It’s important that this narrative not only shapes our lives but also to be able to articulate that six-part story to properly give witness to the Good News.

Theology Night: The Son of God

What does it mean that Jesus is the Son of God? This is the first in a two-part Theology Night series on the identity of Jesus. Hosted by Redemption Church pastor Dr. Scott Osborne, this recording was originally an interactive Facebook Live broadcast. 

What is the Church?

Every culture has a story. In the midst of opposing cultures, Dr. Scott Osborne explores why the church must be a story-formed people to truly live out our identity. The first in a teaching series "The Church: Life Together in and For Jesus." 

Our True Advocate

In the final teaching on the The Servant Songs, we reflect on how the suffering servant is revealed in the poetry of Isaiah as the one who is for us, not against us. 

The Victorious Servant

In Part III of our Advent series, we consider Isaiah the prophet's vision of how Israel's Messiah will achieve victory and rescue His people in the most unexpected of ways.

The True Light Bearer

In the poetry of Isaiah, we see that a chosen servant will not only reform the people of God but also be a blessing to the nations.

The True Justice Warrior

In the first of an Advent series on The Servant Songs, Dr. Scott Osborne considers the meaning of Messiah's unusual arrival through the writings of the prophet Isaiah.