Pastor Dave Furman preaches “The Wrath” from Romans 1:18–25.

In this video, guest preacher Richard Chin points us to “The Hope of the New Heavens and the New Earth” from Revelation 21:1—22:5.

Pastor Dave Furman preaches “The Power” from Romans 1:16–17 in our Romans series.

In this sermon, Pastor Dave Furman preaches “The Reason (Part 2) from Romans 1:13–15.

In this sermon, Pastor Dave Furman preaches “The Reason (Part 1)” from Romans 1:8–15.

We continue our series in Romans with our second sermon in the series, “The Gospel,” from Romans 1:2–7, preached by Pastor Dave Furman.

To view the first sermon in the series, “The Messenger” from Romans 1:1, visit https://youtu.be/ruMqjzarMkQ

In this sermon, we launch our new series from the book of Romans. Pastor Dave Furman introduces us to this grand epistle penned by the Apostle Paul—a letter that has been called the greatest ever written because of its deep theological truths coupled with practical instructions on how Christians should live. This sermon is titled “The Messenger” and comes from Romans 1:1.

The apostle Peter had confessed that Jesus was the Messiah, but he’d also betrayed Jesus as the rooster crowed three times on the night of Jesus’s arrest. In this last scene in the Gospel of John, we witness both Peter’s love for his Savior and Jesus’s gentle restoration of his disciple. In this sermon Pastor Scott Zeller preaches “The Commissioning” from John 21:15–25.

As John draws his Gospel to a close, he gives us a glimpse of one more scene in Jesus’s life. After a long, unsuccessful night of fishing, the disciples are surprised to meet Jesus on the shore, where he not only provides a successful haul of fish for them but also cooks them breakfast. He was their Lord just as he is our Lord and he cares and provides for those who follow him. In this sermon Pastor Chris Lejeune preaches “The Breakfast” from John 21:1–14.

After first appearing to Mary at the tomb, Jesus presented himself that evening to his disciples as they were gathered together. Thomas, however, was not with them and did not see him, leading him to express doubts that Jesus had truly risen from the grave. But Jesus had risen and he would appear to Thomas, too, directly addressing Thomas’s particular doubts. The apostle John penned his Gospel so that those who read it would behold Jesus and believe that he is our Lord and our God. In this sermon Redeemer Director of Operations Hudson Smith preaches “The Appearing” from John 20:19–31.