Redemption Church Flagstaff

This week Gretchen Gee brings us an amazing word from Acts 2 on Pentecost Sunday. She helps us see how this text shows us that we are no longer alone. She does a great job showing us what the text meant for the first listeners, what it means for us, and what it means for our broader culture. Be sure to take a listen! 

This week we see what Jesus teaches us about the Holy Spirit. Three main ideas Jesus seems to be trying to get across; 1. It is to our advantage that we have the Holy Spirit. 2. The Holy Spirit is the Ultimate Friend. 3. The Holy Spirit is the Spirit of Truth. 

Aaron Dailey leads us through Luke 3-4 as it reveals the Holy Spirit not just as power, but as a Person to know. Through the life of Jesus, we see what it means to be filled, led, empowered, and sent by the Spirit living from identity as beloved sons and daughters of God.

We spend another week looking at the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament. We see that Holy Spirit lives among the people of God but not in the people of God yet. We see the Holy Spirit is there with them, but also empowers them, and speaks to them. We talk about what that means for us today as people that seek the Holy Spirit. 

We start a new series today! We are going to take nine weeks to look at who the Holy Spirit is, and what the Holy Spirit does. In this first sermon, we look at how the Old Testament introduces us to the Holy Spirit. The first sort of things we see about the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament is that the Holy Spirit is the creator, sustainer, and giver of life. We talk about that, and think about what that means for us encountering the Holy Spirit today. 

*Note: the first 14 minutes of this sermon is a bit echoey because mistakenly the reverb was activated on the sound board. Just wanted to give you a heads up in case you were wondering what you were hearing. 

We conclude our series in Hebrews today. We go through the beautiful benediction at the end of Hebrews and hear how the author wants us to live life following Jesus, and with others. 

We got to be blessed by pastor Dana Dailey's preaching today! She helps us understand what this text about leaders is trying to say. She shows how there's a few different heart postures when it comes to passages like this, she shows how Jesus is our framework for leadership, and she shows us what loving trust in God looks like with the particular application of following your leaders. 

Easter 2026 in a new auditorium for us! We looked at John chapter 11 and talk about what it meant when Jesus said "I am the resurrection and the life." 

Today we start the last chapter of Hebrews. The author of Hebrews starts off chapter 13 by talking about actions that must have been important to him; Hospitality to everyone, honoring marriage and the marriage bed, and keeping ourselves from the love of money. We look at these commands and reflect on how obeying each helps us to reflect the gospel. 

We have one last warning to listen to in the book of Hebrews. The author shows us some really good news about what Jesus has done, in order for us to not choose the momentary soup to satisfy our hunger, but to wait for the "birthright" we have in Jesus. The author of Hebrews reminds us of two things in this passage; 1. The Gospel is about connection, joy, and satisfaction, rather than fear and distance. 2. Following Jesus is about investing our lives in the things that last rather than things that are fleeting.