Redeemer Church of South Hills | Bethel Park, PA

As our nation approaches its 250th anniversary, this reflection calls for an honest and sober look at where we stand. While the United States has experienced God’s providence and blessing throughout its history, Scripture reminds us that a people who...

As our nation approaches its 250th anniversary, this reflection calls for an honest and sober look at where we stand. While the United States has experienced God’s providence and blessing throughout its history, Scripture reminds us that a people who...

In Luke 5:33–39, Jesus brings the focus back to Himself. The question about fasting exposes a deeper problem—a reliance on outward religion rather than a true dependence on Christ. By identifying Himself as the Bridegroom, He makes clear that...

In Luke 5:33–39, Jesus brings the focus back to Himself. The question about fasting exposes a deeper problem—a reliance on outward religion rather than a true dependence on Christ. By identifying Himself as the Bridegroom, He makes clear that...

In Luke 5, Jesus calls Levi the tax collector and then shares a meal with a house full of those considered outsiders—tax collectors and sinners. While many would avoid such people, Jesus intentionally enters their space, demonstrating that the gospel...

In Luke 5, Jesus calls Levi the tax collector and then shares a meal with a house full of those considered outsiders—tax collectors and sinners. While many would avoid such people, Jesus intentionally enters their space, demonstrating that the gospel...

In Luke 5, the calling of Levi (Matthew) vividly displays the Reformed doctrines of grace, beginning with the reality of total depravity. Levi is not portrayed as someone seeking God or moving toward repentance; he is a willful sinner, settled in a...

In Luke 5, the calling of Levi (Matthew) vividly displays the Reformed doctrines of grace, beginning with the reality of total depravity. Levi is not portrayed as someone seeking God or moving toward repentance; he is a willful sinner, settled in a...

Believers are not to be surprised by suffering, but to expect it as part of following Christ. Trials come not by chance but under God’s hand to test, refine, and confirm His people. As Christ suffered to accomplish salvation, so those who belong to...

Believers are not to be surprised by suffering, but to expect it as part of following Christ. Trials come not by chance but under God’s hand to test, refine, and confirm His people. As Christ suffered to accomplish salvation, so those who belong to...