Redemption Hill Church Podcast

Seven powerful words summarize this text: "He must decrease, but I must increase." When we decrease through humility we maximize glory to Christ and our own joy. Nothing better. Absolutely nothing. Live your life in lowercase.

John 3:16 is probably the most well-known verse in the Bible. It tells us we can receive the greatest gift the world has ever known by the greatest love the world has ever known.

Jesus' conversation with a religious leader named Nicodemus forms one of the classic stories in the Bible. In it, Jesus explains the secret to entering the kingdom of God is being remade on the inside. This sermon explains that: "Our...

Are you passionate or passive? Is your life marked by indifference or zeal? Jesus was a man on fire. He was intensely zealous for the glory of God because he loved the glory of God. That's the secret for our zeal as well: Behold his glory. Live...

The Gospel of John is a glory parade. Scene by scene, work by work, teaching by teaching the intrinsic perfections of Jesus shine forth. In John 2:1-12, Jesus makes his glory known by turning water to wine. Our opportunity is to see, receive, and live...

Jesus invited his earliest followers to come and see who he was and to follow him. Those people invited others to do the same.

John the Baptist was primarily John "the Witness." He was sent by God to prepare the way for Jesus, to point others to Christ. As we learn from his example, the way we point others to Jesus is by knowing who we are and knowing who he is.

The opening words of John's gospel serve as a robust introduction to the next 21 chapters. His statements are bold. Jesus is more than a man. He is the creator of all things, savior of all people who would believe in him, and as the eternal Son...

Listen to this Introduction to the Gospel of John as we kickoff our series exploring the life and work of Jesus. Believe and Live.

Is the Bible really the word of God? Can we trust? What gives people confidence they are holding a message from God. Peter, one of Jesus' first disciples and an eyewitness of his glory of Christ, says the Scriptures are indeed the Word of God...