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From James 4:1–12, this sermon uncovers the real source of conflict, our own desires, and shows why friendship with the world puts us at odds with God. Explore the path of humble repentance and the hope found only in Christ’s empowering grace.

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This sermon from Psalm 145 celebrates God’s greatness, goodness, and nearness as Redeemer Church marks its 3-year anniversary and a baptism. Pastor Cameron calls us to declare God’s glory to the next generation and invites all to trust Christ, our only refuge and King.

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A sermon from James 3:13–18 exploring the difference between earthly wisdom and godly wisdom, and how true wisdom reflects the heart of Christ.

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This sermon on James 3:1–12, “Your Tongue Tells the Truth About Your Faith,” explores how our words reveal the true condition of our hearts and why Christians must bring their speech under the lordship of Jesus Christ. Learn how the tongue directs and destroys, how biblical counsel calls us to maturity, and how the gospel transforms both heart and speech for God’s glory.

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In James 2:14–26, the difference between fake faith and real faith is not what you claim to believe but how you live. True faith is alive — it bears fruit through obedience and love.

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From James 2:1–13, discover why real faith rejects favoritism and how God’s grace levels the ground at the foot of the cross.

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James 1:13–18 dissects temptation step by step—from desire to deception to death. Learn how to spot sin’s lies early and fix your eyes on the unchanging goodness of God.

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When Nicodemus, a powerful religious leader, met Jesus, he learned that religion isn’t enough. Jesus said, “You must be born again.” This message unpacks why the new birth is necessary, what it really is, and how baptism displays the miracle of God making dead sinners alive.

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Discover the deep connection between believer’s baptism, union with Christ, and church membership in Romans 6:1-14. This sermon explores how baptism symbolizes dying to sin, rising with Christ, and belonging to His church, calling believers to live in light of their new identity.