From his earliest moments on earth, Jesus was worshiped as the Good News King. Yet even as an infant, He posed a direct threat to the powers of darkness, including the idolatrous kingdoms that still cry out for the allegiance of our hearts.

How important is the virgin birth in Christian doctrine, and what difference does it make for our lives?

What exactly was the "good news" that Jesus announced? We begin a new series on the Gospel according to Matthew, examining the surprising climax of God's story in the life, message, and victory of the Messiah--the bringer of light.

What would it look like for a community to cultivate a culture of thanksgiving? Join us as we reflect on how Paul's letter to the Colossians speaks to the rhythm of giving thanks to God.

In this final teaching on Redemption Church's vision, we consider how the Missional Community structure helps us to intentionally participate in God's Story.

The fourth practice of God's people is growing into our authentic selves by speaking the truths of Jesus to each other.

The third practice of God's people is "Give." Because Jesus has blessed us with the riches of His kingdom, we can give freely out of that abundance.

As God's chosen people, we get to go be the church by humbly proclaiming and joyfully demonstrating that the New Creation is coming now through the Good News of King Jesus.

As a family of servant missionaries, God's people are exhorted to gather together as a regular rhythm of life.

The Good News of Messiah's victory empowers us to take our role in God's Story, becoming the kingdom people that God declares that we already are: a family of servant missionaries.