Redeemer City Church

Pull Up Another Chair - Daniel Golin

In Luke 14 12–24, Jesus shows us that ordinary meals can offer a powerful glimpse of God’s kingdom. Biblical hospitality rewards us through God’s generosity, satisfies our deepest longings, and reflects the grace with which God welcomed us. Because there is still room at His table, we are called to pull up another chair and welcome those who cannot repay us.

Pride Reaches for the Crown - Daniel Golin

In Luke 14 1–11, Jesus exposes how the quiet pursuit of status—even something as ordinary as choosing a seat—reveals the peril of pride. The sermon traces how pride steals joy, fuels comparison, resists correction, hides itself, and gives rise to other sins, while showing why neither indifference to honor nor mere religiosity can create true humility. True humility grows through grace: God, the host, gives honor rather than it being seized, and Christ takes the lowest place so sinners can be welcomed as friends and follow him downward in love.

Go Tell That Fox - Jacob Gebrewold

When Herod threatens Jesus, Jesus responds with remarkable courage because his life is secured by God’s resurrection power, God’s sovereign plan, and God’s personal care. Preaching from Luke 13 31–35, Jacob shows how our attempts to escape suffering and control our lives leave us hollow, while Jesus offers a life that death cannot ultimately take away. This sermon invites us to entrust ourselves to Christ—the God of life who gathers his people under his wings and leads them through death into resurrection.