Circles are better than rows. In the second sermon in The Vision Series, Ryan explains how important community is to your growth, health, and overall life. Family and community are a gift from God and not something we should shy away from or ever will at Redemption. (8-30-15)

If you are a Christian, everyday in every interaction, you are painting a picture of Jesus for others in the way that you live. What kind of picture are you painting? Is it one that's dull and dismissible or beautiful and non-ignorable? This week Drew starts off The Vision Series by looking at what it means to live out our family traits of being a joyful, relational, grace-filled people in response to the gospel. (8-23-2015)

When we fall into sin often our first thought is to go into hiding. This seems like the safer bet but leads us down a very dangerous and destructive path. Being known, being vulnerable, being honest about our sin, our struggles, and our insecurities is crutial in our relationship with God and others. As we look at Psalm 51 and David's repentance, it becomes clear that hiding is not the answer. (8-9-15)

The gospel isn't just the starting point, it's not the ABC's of Christianity, it's the A-Z of the Christian life and is meant to be shared. As we look at Psalm 67 it brings up a huge question for us to think about, "as you breathe in the gospel, who do you need to share it with?" (08-02-2015)

Where do you go for safety when storms come in your life, when the world feels like it's crumbling around you? In Psalm 46 we look at what God not only offers but promises to those who are seeking safety and refuge. (07-25-15)

"How did I get here?". "How did it come to this?". When we underestimate the power of sin and its ability, we overestimate our own and find ourselves asking these questions. Sin seeks to destroy everything in its path and is never satisfied. No one wants to destroy their lives and God absolutely doesn't want this for you. In this text, we see a much better way to life as opposed to death. (7-19-15)

Are you a professor or a beholder? When you think about God is your first thought, "what can you do for me?" or is it to behold Him and stand in wonder of Him? This has everything to do with how we respond when trouble comes our way as we see here from David whose life is being threatened, yet He stands confident inside the grip of His God. (7-12-15)

We all have wounds from our past that come in different forms. Instead of trying to cover them up, ignore them, or bandage them on our own, there's a better way. As Drew walks us through Psalm 113 what we see is amazing and incredibly comforting. Because of God's greatness He has you, and through His goodness, He'll heal you. (7-5-15)

We're spending our summer in Psalms! This week Ryan opened up Psalm 139 and we reflected on how God knows every part of us; there's nothing hidden and nothing too great for Him to handle. His love is far greater than what we often realize. (06-28-2015)

In this sermon, Ryan continues to walk us through the offensive yet incredibly gracious things Jesus has to say in John 6. (06-21-2015)