Redland Hills Church

Miriam and Aaron are not content with their roles and seek to undermine Moses. Those who serve in the Kingdom of God are not immune from the temptations of using their power and authority for personal advancement. Humility is an essential quality for those whom God chooses to lead his people.Numbers 12 // Wes Gunn

The failure to appreciate God’s provision reflects a selfish and distorted view of reality that damages our relationship with God. Being in covenant relationship with God should inspire gratitude and praise, rather than complaint and grumbling.Numbers 11 // Wes Gunn

The people of God must follow God where he leads. He gives the direction, although Israel had no idea where they were going. This following required enormous faith. The call of Jesus was also “follow me.” While no cloud is visible, it is Jesus who leads us in the direction God wants us to go. The Holy Spirit continues that leading in our lives. Numbers 9-10

In week one of our Between: From Deliverance to Promise series, we look at Numbers 6:22–27 and discover what it means to be blessed in the wilderness. God’s blessing does not always remove the difficulty, but it reminds us that we do not walk through it alone. Ultimately, the greatest blessing God gives us is found in Jesus Christ. Numbers 6 // Tony Mest

Jesus says the second greatest command is to love our neighbors. That can’t just be theoretical, but must be lived out in obedience. From Luke 10 // Wes Gunn

The heart of God is for all the people of the world to come to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. We have an invitation and instructions to join him in his mission of showing compassion to the world. From Jonah

The vision of Jesus for his church is not an event to attend, but a community to live in. We are designed to need each other. This is deeper than finding people we get along with, but community modeled in the way of Jesus. From Romans 12

As we explore what our purpose at Redland Hills is, we begin with the essential foundation: connecting to God through our faith in Jesus. Today we explore how Zacchaeus has an encounter with Jesus that forever changes him. From Luke 19.

As the gospel of John comes to a close, a resurrected Jesus gives his disciples peace, purpose, and power. Then Jesus spends some critical moments with his friend, Peter, to redeem his failure. From John 20-21

As Jesus is arrested and stands before Pilate, an important dialogue takes place about authority and power. Pilate appears to have all the power and Jesus none. When in reality God is working in a powerful way and Pilate bows in fear. How do you use your power? From John 18-19