When Jesus told us to love our neighbor as ourselves in the story of the Good Samaritan that included our ACTUAL NEIGHBORS. But how? Listen to some helpful principles in this sermon...
God has done an amazing work during the first five years of Redemption Hill. Our desire to continue seeking the good of the city by living as a city within the city. Jesus motivates us to put forward a compelling picture of the city that is to come.
In a surprising twist, people can hang around the atmosphere of Christianity and miss Christ! Here's a question we must answer: Is Jesus central or secondary?
The metaphor of Jesus being the Good Shepherd is incredibly dynamic. He knows us, leads us, provides for us, protects us, loves us, and has compassion for us. He came to give us life to the full.
Jesus came to reverse the effects of all suffering. Every time he healed physical sight and continues to heal our spiritual sight, we see a picture of the coming kingdom of God. Now, we get to join him in this work as a force for good.
Jesus came as a Liberator. He sets people free through his truth. Our default mode is to seek self-justification rather than receiving his gift of freedom. What about you?
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Redemption Hill Church exists to glorify God by living out his mission as a community transformed by the gospel of Jesus Christ. Listen to messages from our weekly services.