What does it mean to LIVE for Jesus? It's a great bumper sticker or Home Goods sign... but when the rubber hits the road - do you know what it means to actually live for Jesus? Let's unpack that together.

To follow Jesus is to swim upstream against many cultural norms. In a world that screams 'me first', followers of Jesus say 'after you'. In a world where we're taught to grab whatever we can, followers of Jesus give as much as they can. In a world where strangers are feared, followers of Jesus extend hospitality. Tune in to hear more about how Redemption seeks to live out this counter-cultural mission as a church family.

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Ever make a risky investment? Did it work out for you or did you lose money on it? Today we are looking at three people who had a great financial opportunity. Two made risky investments and one decided to hide his money under the mattress. Jesus had something to say about all three. Tune in to learn more.

Are you looking for love? Are you waiting for love? Are you hoping for love?   Sometimes the love people offer us is weak and it comes with strings attached, but not so with Jesus’ love. He promises his love is strong, ever-present, and selfless. At Redemption, we strive to love like Jesus in every area of influence we have. To find out what that looks like, join us this week for week one of WE ARE Redemption.

Is your life simple? If you're a human, I'm guessing not. Do you ever wish your life were simpler? What if you had a simple plan to go back to the basics? To spend your time and energy on things you really care about. Things that will outlast you. Things that matter.  Today we're talking about the simple changes you can make right now to multiply your impact in life.

Is money the means or the end?  If money is a tool, are you using it correctly? This week, we look at the words of Solomon, the wisest man who lived, as we discuss how to use our money wisely.

To simplify means to say "no" to the things that are less important in order to make space for things that are essential.   Where can you say "no" to things requiring your time to make room for things that are essential?

Who is Jesus? His name (Immanuel) tells us that he is God with us. What does that mean for our everyday lives? 

Mary and Joseph lived their lives like many of us:  awaiting their purpose. And then one day, the Purpose Giver revealed their purpose and everything changed. But God was on the scene long before Mary and Joseph understood their purpose.

Herod the Great was consumed with building his own kingdom - but now it is in ruins. Christmas tells us that the true King has come and established a kingdom that will stretch into eternity.