In this podcast series, Redemption Spiritual Formations Minister Richard Crabtree invites us to take a hard look at truth. What is it? Who decides what it is? Can you have your truth and another person have their own? The vital idea starts in the beginning in Genesis 1 and continues through the whole of Scripture and flows into our modern worldview, impacting so much of our lives.

Beginning March 22, 2020, Redemption Christian Church will be singing a new song together called “New Again.” Utilize this song teaching audio/video to learn how the song is arranged and get ready to sing together once we gather again.

VERSE 1:

When death shows his face

And bares his teeth

May we with faith run to Calvary

Not one shed tear

No strand of grief

Falls to the ground and goes unseen

CHORUS:

Death is defeated and Jesus reigns

Tell the world there is hope in His name

He pushed back the darkness

He conquered our sin

And Christ will make all things new again

And Christ will make all things new again

New again

VERSE 2:

We're blinded by trials

Our lives marked with pain

Shadows surround us but there is hope today

When sorrows run deep

And the night is long

May we find peace in the Savior's song

VERSE 3:

The sun it is dawning

It pierces the night

It cuts through the shadows

With redemption's light

The fallen will rise

The weak will be strong

Death turns to life in our Savior's arms

"New Again" CCLI Song # 7037768. Written by Brooks Ritter and Mike Cosper. © 2013 Sojourn Community Church. CCLI License # 2226886

Redemption is gathering online with this digital service to worship together. We welcome you to join us online on all of our church-wide digital platforms: our App (including Apple TV), YouTube, Facebook, and RedemptionIN.com. An on-demand service will be available Sunday morning at 8 a.m. EDT. You can view this service via your phones (you can also stream to your TVs), tablets, Apple TV, and/or computers.

In light of the governor’s request to limit large-crowd gatherings, Redemption’s leadership has decided to love our neighbors, by striving for public safety during this unique time in our nation. However, we urge you to gather on Sunday in your homes with your community groups, neighbors, and others who surround you. We urge you to sing together (even if it’s a bit awkward), take communion together to remember Jesus’ sacrifice for us, and listen to God’s word proclaimed together.

About this sermon series:

Some lies or myths are told so often, they come to be accepted as common sense. This is why lies about God are especially dangerous. In fact, Paul warned Timothy several times to avoid silly myths. These lies have been and always will be attractive to people. In this series, we will identify some common myths we live by — often without even knowing it.

In this podcast series, Redemption Spiritual Formations Minister Richard Crabtree invites us to take a hard look at truth. What is it? Who decides what it is? Can you have your truth and another person have their own? The vital idea starts in the beginning in Genesis 1 and continues through the whole of Scripture and flows into our modern worldview, impacting so much of our lives.

Some lies or myths are told so often, they come to be accepted as common sense. This is why lies about God are especially dangerous. In fact, Paul warned Timothy several times to avoid silly myths. These lies have been and always will be attractive to people. In this series, we will identify some common myths we live by — often without even knowing it.

In this podcast series, Redemption Spiritual Formations Minister Richard Crabtree invites us to take a hard look at truth. What is it? Who decides what it is? Can you have your truth and another person have their own? The vital idea starts in the beginning in Genesis 1 and continues through the whole of Scripture and flows into our modern worldview, impacting so much of our lives.

With this semi-regular Redemption Podcast Extras series, we focus on the songs we sing at Redemption as well as examinations of other songs we may not sing on a regular basis.

In this episode, we look at two songs from Redemption projects that celebrated anniversaries on March 1. Up first is an early live take (June 2013) on the song "Never The Same," which was the title track to a 2015 At One album. The second song is an early (Sept. 2013) practice demo (with an organ overdub from our friend Bob Foote) — warts and all — of what would become the title track for Narrow Path's 2016 release "NP EP, Vol. II: Long For Eden."

Redemption Executive Minister Daniel Ross walks us through the history of the two songs and gives a few thoughts.

Thanks for listening!

"Never The Same" written by Daniel Ross, Mike Crockett, and Bob Foote. © 2013 Ross/Crockett/Foote/Redemption Music. "Long For Eden" written by Daniel Ross. © 2013 Ross/Redemption Music.

Some lies or myths are told so often, they come to be accepted as common sense. This is why lies about God are especially dangerous. In fact, Paul warned Timothy several times to avoid silly myths. These lies have been and always will be attractive to people. In this series, we will identify some common myths we live by — often without even knowing it.

In this podcast series, Redemption Spiritual Formations Minister Richard Crabtree invites us to take a hard look at truth. What is it? Who decides what it is? Can you have your truth and another person have their own? The vital idea starts in the beginning in Genesis 1 and continues through the whole of Scripture and flows into our modern worldview, impacting so much of our lives.

Some lies or myths are told so often, they come to be accepted as common sense. This is why lies about God are especially dangerous. In fact, Paul warned Timothy several times to avoid silly myths. These lies have been and always will be attractive to people. In this series, we will identify some common myths we live by — often without even knowing it.