Redemption Hill Church Podcast

We all have a tendency to see what is in front of us more clearly, but not see what is in the distance all that well. Ecclesiastes 9 teaches to enjoy life with the end in view. In other words, it's by grasping the reality of death that we learn...

When’s the last time you either saw something or read something that made you say, “That’s not fair! That’s not right!” Ecclesiastes 8:1-17 gives us wisdom for how to live in an unjust world. It teaches us to fear God, who is the righteous Judge of...

On April 15th, Redemption Hill celebrated it's One Year Anniversary as a church. It's our desire that we be like the one leper in Luke 17:11-19 who after he was healed by Jesus, returned to express gratitude and praise.

Do you live your life with power? The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is available to those who believe. God wants his people to know and display this staggering truth.

The cross is the epicenter of God's story of redemption. The cross of Christ will either be a scandal to you or the wisdom and power of God to you. The beautiful opportunity for all people is to get over the scandal of the cross to receive the...

Most of the time we think about sin being something around us rather than in us. Ecclesiastes 7:15-29 teaches us about the complexity and universality of sin. It also points out that the image of God in us has been distorted by our sinfulness...

We all face times of adversity. Not all of us handle them with wisdom. Ecclesiastes 6:10-7:14 encourages us to seek the sovereign God for wisdom to live rightly in times of adversity.

Wealth will never satisfy the human heart. Jesus will. Get a new view on money, wealth, possessions, the generosity of God, and our response in this sermon on Ecclesiastes 5:8-6:9.

You may go to a worship service every Sunday, but are you getting worship right? God desires for us to respond to his infinite worth in a way that honors him. Ecclesiastes 5 encourages us approach God with reverence, humility and sincerity.

We live in a culture that possesses the ability to communicate like no other in the history of the world. Even still, scholars like Robert Putnam warn that our social capital is on the decline because of the lack of depth in our relationships...