Redemption Church Sermons

In week two of our "Own The Mission" series on what it means to be a church member, we unpack what it means to be an owner. An owner carries out the purposes of God for the glory of God. We looked at 1st Corinthians 12 and saw that everyone has a role and that we should all be united around what's most important: Jesus and His Gospel.

Membership at Redemption Church is all about ownership. What does it mean to be an owner? It starts with owning the vision and the mission that God has so clearly laid out in his Word. In this message from Matthew 28 we answer the question of why Redemption Church exists. Ownership is not just coming and seeing what's happening at Redemption, but being willing to come and die for the mission of Connecting people to Jesus for life change!

What legacy will your life leave? These verses teach us that it is consistent gospel living that leads to a continual gospel legacy. This gospel legacy continues as we daily encounter God (vs 27a), embrace others (vs 27b) and engage the world (vs 28) with the good news of Jesus!

As we leave one year behind and press onto a new year, we stop to adjust our thinking of how we trust our Lord. In this message we cover a list of reasons why we can trust our unwavering Savior, while at the same time being given some very practical tools to apply to your life to help you in your walk with Jesus. We pray that as you begin this new year, that you will be challenged by this message to cling to Jesus more than ever before.

The final message in our GIVEN series. On this Christmas Eve night, pastor Josh challenges us to think about whether we have only embrace Jesus as Savior and not as Lord. Jesus Christ is Lord. The question is whether we will bow our hearts to Him. Allow the greatest gift this Christmastime to be Jesus coming into your life as Savior and Lord.

We face problem after problem in our lives. Jesus was born to solve your problem. Jesus can solve any problem because of who He is and because of what He's done. Christmas is a time to celebrate Jesus as the problem solver because He is not only the Word but also the creator, the life, the light, and the Son.

God's grace is always perfectly timed isn't it? When the fullness of time had come, God sent His only Son. In this gift we see grace fully on display. We learn from this text that Jesus removes what we deserve and He gives what only He deserves. We pray you're challenged by this second message in our GIVEN Christmas Series. Please feel free to share and spread the word through all social media outlets so that people will be connected to Jesus for life change.

This is the first message in our Christmas series at Redemption called, "Given". Jesus is the greatest gift ever given to humanity. In Him, our hope, joy, faith, peace and the grace we live in are found. In this gift given, both grace and peace are accomplished. In this opening message, you'll be encouraged as always with the awesomeness of Jesus but you'll also be challenged with this question: What will you do with this gift of Jesus?

Maybe you need to surrender your life to Jesus for the first time and be saved. Embrace the gift of Jesus and experience life anew. Maybe you need to return to your Lord. The gift of Jesus shouts that there is grace for the lost and the returning sinner.

Psalm 113 is a song that was sung while celebrating God's gracious, redemptive work for His people. This Psalm is a great reminder for God's servants to praise the name of the Lord at all times and in all places, because of His infinite greatness and His intimate graciousness!

In this final message of our REVEALED series and also the message that was preached before our first ever baptism service, we are reminded of how awesome and able our God is. He can do anything. He has shown Himself to be so powerful through these first 3 chapters of Ephesians and as we celebrated testimonies of how Jesus has changed people's lives, we were reminded that God truly is able to do far more than we could possibly imagine.