Redeemer Downtown Sermons

Fear has a way of making even ordinary life feel overwhelming.

In this sermon from the series, "The Comfort of the Gospel," Pete Nicholas explores Isaiah 40:12-31 and the question that echoes throughout the passage: "Do you not know?"

In a culture shaped by anxiety, uncertainty, and the search for security, Isaiah redirects our attention from the things we fear to the God who holds all things together. This sermon contrasts the false promises of the idols we rely on with the unmatched power and personal care of God revealed in Jesus Christ. As we lift our eyes to the One who knows us by name, we discover a hope that doesn't remove every storm but gives us the strength to keep walking through it.

This is the second sermon in the sermon series, "Comfort of the Gospel", preached by Rev. Pete Nicholas.

This is Redeemer Downtown's live stream 5 p.m. worship service on Sunday, September 15, 2024. You can find all the various upcoming gatherings on the Events page of our website - redeemerdt.com/events.

We're thankful to have you join us for worship!

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This is Redeemer Downtown's live stream 5 p.m. worship service on Sunday, September 15, 2024. You can find all the various upcoming gatherings on the Events page of our website - redeemerdt.com/events.

We're thankful to have you join us for worship!

- Today's worship bulletin: redeemerdt.com/ambulletin

- Give to the ministry of Redeemer Downtown: redeemerdt.com/give

Some burdens leave you wondering if you'll ever be able to breathe again.

In this sermon from the series, "The Comfort of the Gospel," Pete Nicholas explores Isaiah 40:1-11 and God's promise to speak comfort into seasons of fear, failure, and uncertainty. While we often look inward for strength or place our hope in things that cannot last, Isaiah points to the God who personally comes to renew, forgive, and restore His people.

Through the coming of Jesus, the gospel offers more than reassurance; it gives us a reason to hope, the freedom to lay down our shame, and the confidence that we are deeply loved by God. This sermon invites us to discover the comfort that enables us to breathe again and keep moving forward.

This is Redeemer Downtown's live stream 5 p.m. worship service on Sunday, September 8, 2024. You can find all the various upcoming gatherings on the Events page of our website - redeemerdt.com/events.

We're thankful to have you join us for worship!

- Today's worship bulletin: redeemerdt.com/ambulletin

- Give to the ministry of Redeemer Downtown: redeemerdt.com/give

This is Redeemer Downtown's live stream 5 p.m. worship service on Sunday, September 8, 2024. You can find all the various upcoming gatherings on the Events page of our website - redeemerdt.com/events.

We're thankful to have you join us for worship!

- Today's worship bulletin: redeemerdt.com/ambulletin

- Give to the ministry of Redeemer Downtown: redeemerdt.com/give

This is the first sermon in the sermon series, "Comfort of the Gospel", preached by Rev. Pete Nicholas.

The Jesus we imagine is often smaller than the Jesus who is.

In this sermon, Matthew Terrell explores Revelation 1:9-20 and the breathtaking vision of Christ given to the Apostle John. In a world full of distorted ideas about who Jesus is, John invites us to see the true Jesus: glorious, victorious, and present with His people.

When we see Jesus as He truly is, our false saviors lose their grip, and we find fresh confidence to trust the One who is with us forever.

This is Redeemer Downtown's live stream 10 a.m. worship service on Sunday, September 1, 2024. You can find all the various upcoming gatherings on the Events page of our website - redeemerdt.com/events.

We're thankful to have you join us for worship!

- Today's worship bulletin: redeemerdt.com/ambulletin

- Give to the ministry of Redeemer Downtown: redeemerdt.com/give