Light may be one of the most under appreciated commodities in the universe. Light illuminates everything we see. Jesus says "I am the light of the world." That is a radical claim.
This sermon addresses the question: Can we really trust the Bible? It argues the Bible receives a lot of unfair criticism that does not stand when reasonably considering the evidence. It concludes: God has preserved his Word for us and you can trust it.
Jesus invites us to a feast. He is that feast. He is all we ever need and all we could ever want. For those who know Jesus as the "bread of life," their privilege is to bring others to the table to experience satisfaction and delight in him.
The earliest followers were accused with "turning the world upside down" because of the radical transformation Jesus worked through them. We want the same to be said of us and the city of Boston. This 2020 Vision lays out who we desire to be...
Jesus claimed he is divine, the God-Man, the only Son of God. Consequently, the people wanted to kill him for it. All people must consider this radical claim. The invitation of John 5 is to: Hear and believe the truth about Jesus and experience...
It's a New Year. It's time for New Work! If God is always at work (and he is), as those made in his image, we are made to do good work. Let's Strive Daily Together For Him.
Sometimes we can become so enamored with what Christ can do that we stop focusing on who he is. When this happens we can reduce him to a mere miracle worker, rather than the Lord of our lives. Let's pursue a right perspective of who he truly is...
John 4 invites us to: "Come and bring others to Jesus, the savior of the world, for complete
satisfaction and true worship."
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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.