Redemption Church Flagstaff

We start a new series in Luke 15 today. We will cover the whole chapter over the course of the series, but in particular we are going to zoom in what is famously called "The Parable of the Prodigal Son". Each week we will do a character study of each of the characters in this famous story. This week we see what we can learn from the prodigal son's part of the story. 

We closed up our Longing for our Prophet, Priest, and King series on Christmas Eve, looking at how we all long for a King, and how Jesus is that king. 

Rand takes us through this idea of how we all long for a priest, and how Jesus is the great high priest we actually need and long for. 

This advent we look at our longing for Jesus through the lenses of prophet, priest, and king. In week one of our series we look at how we all long for a truly good prophet that speaks perfect truth. 

We made it! We've gotten to the end of our Revelation series. In Revelation chapter 22 we see John use the word "come" in three different ways. All three ways have things to tell us about the Christian life. 

Revelation 21 is some of the best news in all of scripture. This week we spend time looking at chapter 21 and the significance of the New Jerusalem, and God wiping away every tear. 

This week we get to one of the most debated about sections in the book of Revelation. We look at three of the images from this section; Jesus the Just, the Millennium, and the Lake of Fire. We talk through what God is trying to communicate to us about the end of history through these images. 

Revelation chapter 17 gives us the imagery of a prostitute. Chapter 18 tells us a parable about what happens when God judges Babylon and it falls. The beginning of chapter 19 tells us about the marriage supper of the lamb. We talk about all of it, and apply it to our current context. 

This week pastor Kyle helps see what we need to see from the imagery of the seven bowls of God's wrath. He points to God's mercy and to our calling as believers. 

This week we look at some of the last "interludes" in the book of Revelation. There are intense images of judgment, as well as hopeful images of harvest. We explore the judgment imagery and what it means to follow Jesus wherever he goes.