Redemption Hill Church Podcast

"That's true for you, but this is true for me. . . To each his own. . . . All roads lead to God." Does this square with Jesus' life and teaching? If not, does that make Jesus exclusive or restrictive?

The hungry. The poor. The oppressed. The refugee. The victim of sex trafficking. . . Jesus cares for them all. Doing justice requires a heart that loves, sees, and acts like Jesus.

We all face suffering. Our world is filled with it. It often becomes the factor why people resist God. Jesus came entered our suffering and died to reverse it. It can become the factor why people receive God.

We all ask the ultimate questions of life: Why are we Here? What is the Point of Life? Will our lives Count in the end? The Book of Ecclesiastes also asks that questions. It teaches us to find daily fulfillment by aligning our lives with God's...

The Book of Acts shows the earliest followers of Jesus were committed to serving together with a WE over ME mindset. Serving others begins by being served by Christ. Then, as we give ourselves away, we discover that to give actually means we receive...

Live life together in the church with a WE OVER ME mindset.

What greater privilege does a parent have than seeking to point their kids to God's design for their lives? In this sermon, parents are encouraged to discipline their kids by consistently teaching them about God through is Word and calling them...

Parents are called to imitate our heavenly Father by exercising loving discipline that shepherds both yours and your child’s heart to love him.

Parents often feel like they are operating in survival mode. Through embracing God's design for parenting we can thrive. The first step is to love God and lead your kids to do the same through consistent instruction and example.