Redemption Community Church

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.

Today we look at a group of people who were waiting in eager anticipation of Jesus' birth - the three wise men (or magi).

This Advent season we're going to be doing our own Who's Who dive into the Christmas story. Tonight we'll look at the shepherds and discover their importance - both in the Christmas story and in our own stories.

If we have been given the ministry of reconciling people to Jesus, how are we doing? Throughout a tense political season, has the message of reconciliation been shared through our unity or shut out because of our disunity?

Unity does not mean uniformity. How can you be unified when you disagree with someone? Tune in as we dig into these questions in Week 2 of our Unity series.

Is the Church unified? How have we (the global Church and the local church) fought for unity this year? Where have we failed? Jesus' prayer (what he asked his Father for) was for unity in the church. That was top of mind for him. He must have known that would be a challenge for us. As we get through the election and wrap up one of the strangest years in recent history, we're diving into a series on Unity and looking at what the Bible can teach us about being unified. Wherever you're joining us, invite a friend. The world could benefit from a little more unity in the church, don't you think?

Just because you read it on a Pinterest-inspired wooden sign doesn’t mean it’s actually in the Bible. Just because someone posts it in a Facebook thread doesn’t make it true.

Does the Bible ACTUALLY say God wants you to be happy? 

Listen in as Danny Parmelee, VP of Church Planting for Converge MidAmerica and founder of @ChurchPlantersAsk, presents an answer to this question from scripture. 

Just because you read it on a Pinterest-inspired wooden sign doesn’t mean it’s actually in the Bible. Just because someone posts it in a Facebook thread doesn’t make it true. Does the Bible ACTUALLY say do not judge others? Let's dig in and find out. 

Just because you read it on a Pinterest-inspired wooden sign doesn’t mean it’s actually in the Bible. Just because someone posts it in a Facebook thread doesn’t make it true.

Does the Bible ACTUALLY say God won’t give you more than you can handle?