Redemption Church

In the sixth sermon of our series on Romans, “Redeemed and Rewritten,” Pastor Julius unpacks Romans 6, explaining how we've died to sin and are now raised to life as slaves to righteousness.

In the fifth sermon of our series on Romans, “Redeemed and Rewritten,” Pastor Julius unpacks Romans 5, explaining God's eternal love for us even while we were His enemies and how sin entered the world through Adam.

In the fourth sermon of our series on Romans, “Redeemed and Rewritten,” Pastor Julius unpacks Romans 4 and explains that justification is by faith, not by works of the law.

In the third sermon of our series on Romans, “Redeemed and Rewritten,” Ben unpacks Romans chapter 3 and explains how God's righteousness compares to our own, and how the purpose of the law is to showcase our need for a savior.

In the second sermon of our series on Romans, “Redeemed and Rewritten,” Pastor Julius unpacks Romans chapter 2 and explains that God's judgment is impartial, based on our actions, not our religious status or heritage.

In the first sermon of our series on Romans, “Redeemed and Rewritten,” Pastor Julius unpacks Romans 1, showing how the gospel reveals God’s righteousness and judgment and invites us into a transformed and forgiven life through Christ.

In this Easter message, Pastor Julius celebrates the hope of the resurrection, reminding us that through Jesus, the man on the middle cross, we can have new life, victory over sin, and a reason to live with renewed faith and purpose.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Julius explores the Book of Philemon and discusses the dangers of harboring offense and the significance of forgiveness.

In this week's sermon, Ben Kern talks about the new covenant in Jesus and how we remember it through communion.

In the final sermon of our series, "The Books of the Brothers: The Warning and the Way," Pastor Julius walks through James 5, where James concludes his letter with a warning against greed, a call to be patient in suffering, and a command to pray.