A biblical and historical overview of the Christian practice of burning incense in worship. This is not meant to advocate the practice, but rather, explore the topic with direct application to our current sermon passages in Ephesians and a call for personal reflection on our views of historic Christian practices.

An all too brief look at Exodus 24 to review our Bible study from April 28th, 2024 before Redeemer Fellowship was formed or functioning as a church body. Hopefully this is helpful as a scriptural basis for liturgy generally and some of the elements of our current liturgy specifically.

Some warnings/caveats for our upcoming sermon on Jesus' Olivet Discourse that should set you up for success in rightly understanding the highly symbolic language of yet another Day of the LORD passage.

A brief look back at Day of the LORD examples and their military fulfillment. Also, an all too brief historical overview of Advent for Eric.

Excuse the scattered nature of my thoughts. I thought I'd give you a quick unscripted episode on Thanksgiving as you prepare for your celebrations tomorrow.

At Redeemer we seek to worship God how He has determined to be worshipped. This means that we have to constantly evaluate our traditions and worship practices to make sure they are conformed to the standard of God's Word. In this midweek "episode," I try to make a biblical and historical case for the passing of the peace.