"There is no love devoid of truth."

Today, we bring our attention to 1 John 2:12-14. John breaks these three verses down into communication with three different groups of people: children, young men, and fathers.

Join us to find out what John is communicating and how it affects the building of God's Kingdom.

How do you know that you're practicing genuine faith?

Join us in 1 John 2:7-11 as we see that we must know the truth, obey it, and love others as Christ loved us.

"Love can see a future where hatred cannot."

We are continuing our series, Ex[tra]vangelical, by jumping into 1 John 1:5-10. But first, what is an ex[tra]vangelical?

This summer at Redemption- join us for our new series: Ex[tra]vangelical. This series comes from 1 John, an epsitle that the disciple John wrote to defend the Christian faith, urge Christians to persevere, and remind them of their roots of their faith. We believe that this epistle is as relevant today as the day it was written.

The question is not: Does God want to fill us with good things... but how does God fill us with good things? One of the many ways He does this is by giving us a city to dwell in. Within this city there is a family we belong to- the Body of Christ.

"One of the signs of spiritual maturity is that the time between sin and repentance grows shorter and shorter." - Tim Keller

Join us for fifth and final week in our This IS Your Grandma's Church series.

Psalm 119:24-25 "Your testimonies are my delight; they are my counselors. My soul clings to the dust; give me life according to Your word!"

In week four of This IS Your Grandma's Church, we take a look at the role biblical counseling plays in the discipleship and sanctification of the believer.

1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 tells us to rejoice always, pray continuously, and give thanks in all circumstances. So, what is the timeless truth about worship?