A familiar story told in an unfamiliar way offers us a refreshing way to life for ourselves, and for those around us.

A familiar story told in an unfamiliar way offers us a refreshing way to life for ourselves, and for those around us.

If God prays, then we probably should to. But what does it look like for us to pray the way God prays? This week we look to Jesus' prayer life and the wonderful truth that Jesus actively intercedes on our behalf.

Jesus runs to the unholy, the polluted, the sinful, the outcast, and the broken. He draws us near. His health and purity are somehow contagious—unholy things are made holy, whole, and alive by the presence of this Holy One.

Jesus runs to the unholy, the polluted, the sinful, the outcast, and the broken. He draws us near. His health and purity are somehow contagious—unholy things are made holy, whole, and alive by the presence of this Holy One.

Jesus expects that His absolute love for us will make us people of absolute love for everyone around us. Let’s go.

Jesus' Revolutionary Way: "You want a revolution? I want a revelation!" How about both? Mark's opening chapter ushers in the new creation as the heavens are irreparably torn as the Son of God is revealed.

As we find ourselves in a new wave of lockdown, it’s time to reconsider how we’re living spiritual life. We’re making some changes at Redemption, and we hope we’re all making some changes in our personal lives too.

Ever wonder why Jesus seems so far off? Or why His people seem to make so little progress in pursuing Him? Let's return to the simple foundational teaching of Jesus.

Spiritual life struggling? We all know that the Church is so much more than a building. But why is it that after months of not being able to gather together and worship, our spiritual lives are suffering? Maybe more importantly, is there anything we can do about it?