This week Jesus stuns the crowd by making it clear that He hasn't come to blow up the law to but fulfill it and affirm it's importance. What does that mean for us? Where is our hope found in these words of Jesus? (10-15-17)

What does it mean to be "salt" and "light?" Why does Jesus paint this picture of the life of a disciple? For those who are followers of Jesus, we have a clear purpose in this world, even if it gets distorted through cultural norms or trends, and it's not to glorify ourselves but the one who made us. (10-08-17)

What does it mean to live the Christian life? This is exactly what Jesus answers in these first 12 verses of His sermon on the mount. As we walk through this passage and the entire series what becomes incredibly clear is that living the Christian life the way God intends is incredibly counter-cultural. (10-01-17)

In our final week of "The Mission" series we look at making disciples. This is what we believe God has ultimately called us to as a church and a people; to follow hard after Jesus and help others do the same. (09-24-17)

Loving people is a HUGE part of our mission at Redemption. Today we look at the account of The Good Samaritan and how Jesus loved us and in turn have the amazing opportunity to love others out of a response to Him. (09-17-17)

Who is Jesus and what does it mean to enjoy Him? At Redemption we believe Enjoying Jesus is part of our threefold mission that God has called us to as His people. If you want to hear more, come join us in Greenlake! (09-10-17)

Can you go too far for God to welcome you back? Can you outrun grace? These are the uncomfortable questions we like to avoid but still pop into our minds especially when we've blown it or have taken a long walk (maybe years) away from God to do our own thing. Here's the good news we find in this passage; as long as you have breathe in your lungs, repentance and acceptance are just as available as they've ever been to whoever, whenever. (09-03-17)

Forgivness and reconciliation are two words that are much easier to say than to live out. In Philemon, Paul goes right at the heart of the gospel as He addresses a friend and calls him to reflect on his own heart. (08-27-17)

Does God really want us to bring our complaints and anger to Him? The answer is yes, because He wants a relationship with the real us, not a "proper" version. In this Psalm Asaph does just that and God not only hears him but works on His heart. (08-20-17)

Where do you go when your strength is spent? When life becomes overwhelming? Whether it's in a relationship, your job, day to day challenges, etc. In Psalm 71, David is in this place but he doesn't run in vein, he runs to God as his refuge. (08-13-17)