Redemption Hill Church Podcast

Isaiah 42:1-9 points to the coming Messiah. He would be a Servant-King who would usher in justice and hope for God's people. Here we learn that Jesus is the promised Servant who is the only hope for the world.

Over 700 years before the birth of Christ, Isaiah prophesied the dynamic kingdom he would usher in at his first coming and complete at his second coming. Jesus offers the light of hope to all who would receive him. That's what Christmas is all about.

There are several principles about ministry that we can learn from Colossians 4:7-18. Ministry is about going hard for God by serving and investing your life into the lives of others.

The task of advancing the mission of Christ in the world belongs to every Christian. We engage in his mission through prayer and by displaying and declaring the gospel.

In Colossians 3:18-4:1, the Apostle Paul continues to hammer out the implications of the Lordship of Christ for all of life. Here, he urges the Colossians to make Christ supreme in their home and work life.

In Colossians 3:5-11, Paul calls Christians to deal ruthlessly with sin by putting it death.

In Colossians 2:16-23, Paul tells the saints they can walk in freedom from legalism because they have been filled in Christ. Legalists seek to perform their way to God's approval. Paul says, "Jesus is enough." If we have him, we are...

There are so many philosophies that compete with the truth in Christ. Because Christians have been filled in Christ, they need not look to any other system of thought or way of life to find complete sufficiency.

Some Christians assume we only need God's grace when we enter the Christian life. Paul deconstructs that notion in Colossians 2:6-7. He says, "After receiving the gospel, we must live a life consistent with the gospel of Jesus Christ."