Redemption Community Church

We are trying a new thing. The Series "AfterChat". What did pastor Cory think of the series and what are some general thoughts about the book of Jonah. ALSO... we forgot to record the fourth week of this series. Newbie errors over here. So, this podcast will also detail some thoughts from the fourth week of the series. Enjoy.

Nate Meyers, church planter of Harvest Bible Church dives into Jonah 3 to talk about the God of second chances. 

Ever feel like God is disciplining you? Ever feel like you screwed up and actually deserved the discipline? Have you ever not gotten repentance right on the first try? Then this part of Jonah's story is for you. Listen in. 

Do you feel like you have been running from God? Do you feel like you have been running from doing what's right? You can always run from doing what's right, but you can't outrun God. Listen in to week one of the sermon series Jonah as guest speaker Chris Highfill discusses how God chases us down and loves us in spite us running away from him. 

In this podcast from our Sunday night service we are looking at the vision for the summer months of 2022. 

I've Got Issues Wk. 4 | Vanity - "I Crave Approval"

Ever had a blown tire on the road? It interrupts your trip. There is no way forward till you get that baby fixed. (Hey, why do we refer to random things as "baby"? Do other countries do that? Sorry, ADD kicked in.)   

There is nothing you can do until you get the blown tire repaired. NOTHING. You're just stuck. I think our spiritual journeys experience blown tires. That moment when things blow up and there is no way forward. More often than not, that blown tire in our spiritual journeys is caused by the three-letter word s-i-n.   

So how do we move forward when we blow a tire, when we sin big time? How did the Israelites do it? Let's go back into the wilderness this week with Moses and the Israelites to see how to repair that blown tire of sin so that our spiritual journey can move forward.

Ever taken a pit stop on your road trip? No matter how cool the rack of random trinkets is and no matter how satisfying your favorite bag of potato chips is, the pit stop isn't the promised land. The promised land (the final destination) is always better than the places we stop to refuel. And it's no different for our spiritual journeys.   

We all experience pit stops, but how do we leave the pit stops and get back on track to our promised land?

Ever been on a road trip? Ever been asked (Or been the one asking) "Are we there yet?"   

In this series we are answering that very question, but not just about a road trip, but about our spiritual lives. How do we know if we are in fact "there?" What is "there", where is "there", when is "there"? Can "there" even be a when?   

In a world where everyone decides their own truth and their own level of spirituality, is there an objective "there"? And if there is, who decides it and how do we know when we make it "there"? Are you confused? Well tune in and things will be cleared up.

The future rests in their hands. The future of the church, the future of our country, the future of our communities. So helping the next gen win is creating a better future. It's planting shade trees under whose shade we may never sit. How are you helping the next gen win? And how can the church help the next gen win?