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Redeemer Church of Waterford
By Paul EdwardsReligion & Spirituality
Redeemer Church of Waterford episodes
- Why is the World As It Is?The rampant sexual abuse in the entertainment industry, the abuse of young women by a doctor they ought to have been able to trust, 60 million babies aborted in the United States since 1973, all affirm God's word when He characterizes our world as one of ungodliness and unrighteousness. Why is the world as it is? For the Christian there can be only one answer: sin.56 min
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- Sovereign Grace in George Herbert's "The Hold-Fast"
We work our way line-by-line through one of George Herbert's (1593-1633) theologically rich poems to discover God's Sovereign grace at work in our salvation to not only save us - but to hold us fast.
42 min - Ordinary Church
What kind of church does Redeemer Church aspire to be? An ordinary church as defined by the early church in Acts 2: God calling (Acts 2:39) and adding (Acts 2:47). The church receiving (Acts 2:41) and continuing (Acts 2:42).
What characterized the early church was the ordinariness of their practices: hearing the word, fellowshipping in the word, worshipping in the word.
The result: “the Lord added.” It is the Lord who calls in Acts 2:39. It is the Lord who adds in Acts 2:47. The in between (our “receiving” the word and “continuing” in the word) is the ordinary means God uses to call and to add.54 min - Sovereign Grace in George Herbert's "The Hold-Fast"We work our way line-by-line through one of George Herbert's (1593-1633) theologically rich poems to discover God's Sovereign grace at work in our salvation to not only save us - but to hold us fast.42 min
- Ordinary ChurchWhat kind of church does Redeemer Church aspire to be? An ordinary church as defined by the early church in Acts 2: God calling (Acts 2:39) and adding (Acts 2:47). The church receiving (Acts 2:41) and continuing (Acts 2:42).What characterized the early church was the ordinariness of their practices: hearing the word, fellowshipping in the word, worshipping in the word.The result: “the Lord added.” It is the Lord who calls in Acts 2:39. It is the Lord who adds in Acts 2:47. The in between (our “receiving” the word and “continuing” in the word) is the ordinary means God uses to call and to add.54 min
- Post-Christmas Sadness: Hearts Out of Tune
When our hearts are out of tune because of sadness, we must tune them to the keynote of our Sovereign Lord, whose care for us is constant, even in the worst of circumstances. Tuning our hearts to the Lord requires a controlling spirit of thankfulness for His love and faithfulness through private meditation and public praise.
44 min - Post-Christmas Sadness: Hearts Out of TuneWhen our hearts are out of tune because of sadness, we must tune them to the keynote of our Sovereign Lord, whose care for us is constant, even in the worst of circumstances. Tuning our hearts to the Lord requires a controlling spirit of thankfulness for His love and faithfulness through private meditation and public praise.44 min
- Regarded by God, We Rejoice
The presence of the Babe in the manger shouts that God has taken notice of us in our sin and misery, and through the Babe, He will exalt us if we remain mindful of our low estate.
31 min
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The weekly Sunday morning message by Pastor Paul Edwards from Redeemer Church of Waterford, Michigan.
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