Redemption Institute

With so many Christians leaving Protestant churches and looking East—to Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy—it’s worth asking: Why are we Protestant? In this class, we’ll explore the strongest claims of these traditions, revisit the convictions of the Reformation, and consider why we believe Protestant Christianity remains the most faithful expression of biblical Christianity.

Jen and Rick will explore the biblical vision for men and women—created by God with equal dignity, value, and worth, while also designed with meaningful distinctions that are good and purposeful.

Together, we’ll look at what Scripture teaches about God’s design for men and women, their roles and responsibilities within the home and the church, and how these convictions shape the way we relate to, serve, and encourage one another.

More than simply defining a theological position, this class will help us consider how we can faithfully and joyfully live out God’s good design for men and women in the church, the home, and everyday life.

From social media and school pressures to mental health and identity, today's parents face challenges unlike any previous generation. Join a panel from Redemption Parker as we explore practical, gospel-centered encouragement for parenting children in an anxious age.

One day class where we unpack the doctrines of grace!

Taught by Pastor Rick Eisenberg

Our phones are incredible tools—but they're also shaping the way we think, relate, worship, and follow Jesus. Join Dr. Ryan Tafilowski of Denver Seminary, as he helps us think biblically about technology, social media, and the habits that are forming us. Together we'll explore how to use our devices without letting them use us.

Join us as Nate Wertz, founder of Hero’s Club, leads an important and timely Theology on the Ground conversation on disability and the church. This is our second gathering on this topic—because it truly matters. How the church understands, welcomes, and serves people with disabilities reflects the heart of the gospel itself. This is a conversation we cannot afford to miss as we seek to be a church that embodies Christ’s love, dignity, and belonging for all.

Respected pastor-theologian Dr. Dave Morlan and his wife Renee invite us into a thoughtful and practical exploration of marriage and parenting. Grounded in Scripture and shaped by real-life experience, this Theology on the Ground gathering will help us consider how to love, lead, and nurture our families well—for the glory of God. Join us for an encouraging and honest conversation about living out our faith in the everyday rhythms of home and family life.

Join us for a meaningful Theology on the Ground event as renown New Testament scholar Dr. Craig Blomberg helps us think clearly and faithfully about Christian apologetics. Amidst a world shaped by countless religions, philosophies, and competing truth claims, we are called to give a thoughtful defense of the hope we have in Christ. Dr. Blomberg will equip us to engage questions with confidence, wisdom, and grace—grounding our faith in truth while living it out in real-world conversations.

Join us for Theology on the Ground as we dive deep with our very own Lainey Mair into the meaning of Christmas. Together, we’ll explore the rich theological and cultural significance of the season. You won’t want to miss this Advent!

Join us as Dr. Don Payne helps us understand what sanctification is and how a right understanding of this doctrine can bring true transformation to the life of the Christian.