Redemption Church - Ohio

Ten years ago, who would have imagined what God would do around here? As we celebrate our 10th birthday, Genesis 21:7 reminds us that we serve the God of the impossible. As we look back on His faithfulness, we're challenged to stop making excuses, trust Him for what's ahead, and pray for a ridiculous move of God!

Psalm 102:18 reminds us that God's faithfulness is a story worth recording and passing on. Through a record, a recipient, and a reason, we see how our worship, sacrifice, and willingness to give can impact generations to come with the Gospel.

What does your giving say about what you treasure? In 1 Chronicles 29, David and God’s people show us that generosity can be willing, joyful worship—and a way to join God in work bigger than ourselves.

What are we ultimately building? In week 1 of our Homestead series, Haggai 1 calls us to examine our priorities and put God’s work ahead of our comfort, our convenience, and what we’re building for ourselves.

In Matthew 5:14–16, Jesus tells us we are the light of the world—called to point others to Christ, speak the truth, and drive back darkness wherever He has placed us.

Are you hurting and broken, or have you been forgotten?Did religion forget you and leave you feeling hopeless?Have you messed up so badly that it embarrassed you, yourfamily, and everyone you love? Have you gotten back uponly to fall down again? Are you brand new to faith? Are you outwardly successful but inwardly a mess?

There is room at Jesus’ table

Are you hurting and broken, or have you been forgotten?Did religion forget you and leave you feeling hopeless?Have you messed up so badly that it embarrassed you, yourfamily, and everyone you love? Have you gotten back uponly to fall down again? Are you brand new to faith? Are you outwardly successful but inwardly a mess?

There is room at Jesus’ table

In Matthew 5:13, Jesus calls us the salt of the earth—called individually and together to preserve, influence, and build.

Salvation is God’s work in us—but it should become evident in how we live. Philippians 2 challenges us to work out what God has worked in, allowing Him to transform our desires and priorities.

Salvation is God’s work in us—but it should become evident in how we live. Philippians 2 challenges us to work out what God has worked in, allowing Him to transform our desires and priorities.