Sometimes we wrestle with God, Jacob did. This week we discover that we win when we surrender our lives to God. 

We all face giants in our lives. The good news is that we do not fight for victory, we fight from victory and have a champion who fights for us and has already defeated our greatest enemies. 

Where do we get the power to fight the battles we face today? If you are tired of fighting with your own strength, longing to experience revival in your own heart, or want to be equipped with the spiritual weapons we need to break every chain, then we must embrace the person and the power of the Holy Spirit. 

When Jesus went to the cross, He entered the battle, and endured it ultimately conquering Satan, Sin, and death through His life, death, and resurrection. 

As people who have been changed by Jesus, none of us are owners,  we are all stewards of the things God has entrusted us with. If we want to be good stewards, we cannot ignore God’s word about the giving and generosity. God does not need your money, but He is after your heart! 

This Sunday, we hit pause on our current sermon series to open our Bibles and address the evil we have seen in our country this week and answer the question: "How do we are Christ Followers Respond To Evil In The World?".

God is calling us to join and serve (Luke 10:25-37) – All too often we see things that just are not right. The question is, “what will we do about it?” We believe Christ Follower have to be willing to be lead by Jesus and get involved in three ways: spiritually (by being willing to submit to God’s plan), physically (by giving our time and energy) and financially (by sacrificing our money to help those in need).

Living in community is essential for every Christian. Our church community spurs us toward love and good deeds, helps us avoid sin, provides a place to live out God’s commands, and offers opportunities to become servants and givers like Christ. You were never meant to do life isolated and alone!

At Redemption Church we believe that we are all on a Spiritual Journey.   Accepting Jesus is the beginning of our spiritual walk with God followed by taking the next steps through obedience. As we grow God will reveal ways for us to do these things that will bring us joy and draw us closer to Him and be for the benefit of others. Following Jesus leads to growth, and growing people change.

As Christ Followers our heart and desires should reflect the heart and desires of our Heavenly Father. As we grow in our relationship and knowledge of God we begin to care about what Jesus cares about. With that in mind we believe that at the core of every Christ Follower there should be a passion, urgency and involvement to see others be changed by Jesus.