Redemption Church

Discipleship as Story Participation: Part1

Discipleship is all the buzz in the Evangelical world; however, do we even know what discipleship is and how we should do it? In this sermon Pastor Scott begins to examine and define what constitutes discipleship. He shows how discipleship is not “come and learn,” nor is it “come and obey.” Jesus calls us to “come and follow” him into the story He is fulfilling.

Apologetics: Absolutism

In this concluding sermon to our apologetics series, we explore the reality of knowledge and how Paul and Peter defend the reality of absolute truth through the Lordship of Jesus. We realize that if God is the source of all knowledge, then the only way to know things truly is to know them through the means God has created. And if this is true, then we have a stable foundation by which to not only defend the truths of Jesus, but to also “destroy and dismantle strongholds” as the Scriptures call us to do. 

Apologetics: Uniqueness of Jesus

Apologetics: The Problem of Pain

In today's sermon, Josh tackles the question, "How can God be good if there is still suffering in this world?"

Apologetics: The Foundation of the Resurrection

In today's sermon, Mike talks about the resurrection of Christ and how it is foundation to Christianity.

Apologetics: The Lordship of Jesus Over All Things

The Good News Kingdom: The Secrets of the Kingdom of God

We all love secrets. In this sermon pastor Scott examines the secrets of the kingdom of God. Jesus, for those who have eyes to see, invites us to participate in his quiet yet powerful kingdom.

The Good News Kingdom: Is Blood Thicker Than Water

In the sermon passage today, Jesus draws his followers and us into understanding what it means to be part of the family of the kingdom of God. When we understand this family, it causes us to re-envision and reimagine our own perceptions on family priorities in light of the already coming kingdom of Jesus.

The Good News Kingdom: Don’t Blaspheme the Spirit

Jesus told the religious leaders of his day that if they blaspheme the Spirit of God, they will not be forgiven. The reason is because words matter since words come from the abundance of our heart. Jesus teaches us that we are to be careful with the words we speak because they reveal our hearts.

The Good News Kingdom: The Kingdom and the True Lord of the House

In this passage, Jesus is confronted by the Pharisees, who accused him of casting out demons through Satan's power. Jesus not only dismantles their accusation but then highlights how it is only through the Spirit that the kingdom is advancing.