Pastor Tim Runtsch offers a devotion called, "When the Going Gets Tough" based on Psalms 42:1-5.

You have heard it said: “God won’t give you more than you can bear.” But what if that’s not what Scripture really says? As we begin our Lenten journey, we’ll revisit one of the most quoted—but often misquoted—Bible verses. Together, we’ll explore what 1 Corinthians 10:13 truly means and how God’s presence and power help us in times of deep struggle. Join us on Sunday, March 9, to discover a more hopeful, biblical perspective on suffering—one that points not to our own capacity but to God’s sustaining grace.

On Transfiguration Sunday, we celebrate the radiant glory of Jesus revealed to His disciples, a moment that inspires awe and calls us deeper into His transformative presence. In Acts 2:42-47, we see this transformation lived out as the early church devotes themselves to fellowship, prayer, and shared life. They worship together, break bread, and care for one another with joy and generosity. What does it mean for us to do life together in the light of Christ's glory? Join us as we explore the power of living in unity and purpose, transformed by Christ’s presence and bound together in His love for the final sermon of our Practicing the Way series, called “Life Together”.

Pastor Tim offers a devotion titled, "Practicing the Pattern of Jesus." It is based on Philippians 4:8-9.

Pastor Caleb presents the sermon "A Rule of Life" in the "Practicing the Way" sermon series. In John 15:1-9, Jesus invites His disciples into a life of deep, lasting connection with Him. This passage provides a blueprint for crafting a Rule of Life -- intentional practices and habits that keep us rooted in God's love and purpose. What rhythms and habits help us abide in Christ amid the busyness of life? And how can remaining in the vine transform not only our relationship with God but also the way we bear fruit in the world? Join us as we explore the power of aligning our lives with Jesus' call to abide and flourish.

Pastor Tim offers a devotion about confession and forgiveness titled, "We All Need a Nathan." It is based on Psalm 51:1-13.

Pastor Tim Runtsch offers a devotion titled, "A Glimpse of Eternity" based on Hebrews 4:1-2, 9-11.

Pastor Tim Runtsch offers a devotion titled, "Form Me, O God" that explores the concept of spiritual formation based on Jesus' words in Luke 6:40.

Pastor Tim offers a devotion for the Epiphany season based on Ephesians 1:17-18 that is titled, "An Epiphany 'Epiphany'".

On this episode of the podcast, Pastors Caleb and Sam are joined by special guest, Madison Campbell to discuss Alpha, which is a great program to ask questions, learn more about faith and Jesus and to invite your curious friends to.

Redeemer Greeley has begun to offer Alpha on Thursdays from 6-8pm and we would love for you to join us. You can just show up or learn more below.