Redemption Church

Christmas is news, not advice. There is a greater story that Jesus enters into, wherein He comes with a kingly mission to dwell with humanity. This good news is for everyone, not just the elites of society.

As we participate in the Advent season, let's examine the reality of the old world's darkness and the reality of a light dawning through Jesus in the Christmas narrative. 

In the conclusion to our series Death to Life, we examine two realms of power that are exerted over the cosmos. The realm of sin causes separation between us, God, others, and creation. But the Good News is this: King Jesus has conquered the power of sin and is bringing all things on Heaven and Earth back together, again.

In today's teaching, we examine what the Scriptures say about how human idolatry has unleashed destruction upon God's created order.

In our continued study on the effects of sin, the New Testament letter from James reveals the very real, destructive forces unleashed by our own idolatry.

All of humanity echoes that first experience of shame and fear, but Jesus of Nazareth came to restore us so that we no longer have to hide from each other, God, or even ourselves. Because of His victory over sin, we are free to experience what it means to be human.

In today’s Teaching, we consider three biblical perspectives on the darkness of sin and how it opens our eyes to the beautiful light of King Jesus.

What do the Scriptures have to say about our speech and what is the solution for the taming of the tongue?

Pastor Scott and Pastor Nate give the concluding teaching in our annual series on the covenantal life of God in the church.

What does it mean to belong to the community of God? Pastor Nate explores that question in our series on covenantal life.