Redemption City Church exists to seek the renewal of the city of Boston spiritually, socially and culturally with the gospel of Jesus Christ. We gather on Sundays in the South End (90 Warren Ave). www.redemptioncityboston.com

We step into the story of Mary and the miracle that was the virgin birth of Jesus. The virgin birth is not simply a sweet Christmas story. The virgin birth is not a comforting idea. The virgin birth is scary because if we understand what is going on, we will see that in the uterus of this little Nazarene virgin girl, God is declaring war against Satan, sin, and death.

The season is a time for rejoicing and giving. As soon as Thanksgiving is over (and sometimes even before), we start putting up the tree and listening to our favorite Christmas songs. There’s nothing wrong with doing these things, of course, but over the next 3 weeks our goal is to prepare you for Christmas instead of celebrating Christmas. By doing this we will look at the 3 birth narratives from the book of Luke. In this teaching will explore hope through the pain and joy of Zechariah and Elizabeth.

In this sermon we talk about stewardship and at the center of the biblical concept of Biblical stewardship is the tithe. We see tithing instituted in the Old Testament and many wonder if it carries into New Testament. Listen in as we deal with the subject of money and giving. We pray you are encouraged and challenged.

Jim Carrey once said "I think everybody should get rich and famous and do everything they ever dreamed of so they can see that it's not the answer."

We’ve been talking about money, its influence and how to relate to it.

In this sermon we talk the biggest roadblock to living a generous life: Materialism.

In Matthew 6 Jesus puts it bluntly: what are you living for? Where is your hope? What can't you live without? We continue our study this morning on money and the way Jesus calls us to view money in light of all eternity.

Money matters - there is no getting around it. In a very significant way your life will be shaped by what you think about money, and in a way that is inescapable, somehow, someway, your heart will struggle with money. In this new teaching series we'll talk about how we relate to money and possessions.

Jonah 4 is perhaps the most puzzling and mysterious chapter because it ends abruptly. What happened to Jonah? The reason Jonah ends so abruptly is because it suppose to make us think. In this sermon we talk about self-righteousness and how it exhibits itself in our anger, hypocrisy, and lack of compassion.

Jonah 3 describes the unprecedented change that takes place in Nineveh. In this story we are reminded that God can change people and places. Here in Boston we are in need of that change. In need of God's compassion.

Jonah is faces a spiritual crisis and is in a dark place. Like Jonah, we sometimes end up in the belly of the beast. How do you pray through struggle? Dark circumstances? Sometimes life is perplexing but we learn in Jonah that God is a sovereign Father who only does good to his children. The question is: are you an Orphan or a Child of God?