Royal Redeemer Sermons

To succeed in a particular sport or job, you need the right equipment. As we conclude our series on the book of Ephesians, we will look at Paul's description of the equipment needed by a Roman soldier back then, and the importance for us, as Christians, to daily put on "The Armor of the Almighty" today. Through the power of God, we can be victorious in facing and defeating the attacks and accusations of the enemy.

The world can harden our hearts, tempt us into compromise, and weaken our faith. The ancient church at Ephesus was dealing with these problems too. The Apostle Paul wrote a letter of help and hope to these precious souls to encourage, comfort and correct them.

Join us as Pastor Mark continues in our sermon series on the book of Ephesians with a message titled, "Faithful & Fruitful".

What word would you use to describe your relationship with God? Saved? Rescued? Redeemed? The Apostle Paul uses a different word. He says we're Called. Pastor Mark continues our sermon series in Ephesians with a message from the third chapter titled, "Called, Connected, and Christ - Centered."

Life can be very complicated at times! To survive life's problems and difficulties on our own seems hopeless. The good news is that the Holy Spirit gives us an inner strength to trust in God's love for us, so that He can accomplish much more than we can ever imagine. He does that because we are empowered beyond our wildest dreams as we are filled with God's presence in our lives.

Join us as Pastor Dave looks at how we are sustained by the Spirit to face our challenges as God fills us with His presence.

As we work through the book of Ephesians, we discover in chapter 3 how God's grace offers us a meaningful place in His grand design. With His love and strength at work in us, even ordinary moments can become opportunities to welcome, encourage, and care for others in Jesus' name.

Some barriers are made of stone, concrete, or even barbed wire. Others, however, can be made from suspicion, pride and fear. As we continue to work through the book of Ephesians, we will learn about the barriers that stood between God and all mankind, and between people. Thankfully, Christ has broken down those walls and, as His children today, God calls us to live at peace with others, refusing to rebuild any barrier that Jesus may have already torn down.

Sin separates people from God. There is nothing we can do to make this right. But God sent His Son, Jesus, to live the perfect life we cannot live and to pay for our sins on the cross. His rescue plan gives us life, direction for life, and the call to do the work He has prepared for us.

Joins us as Pastor Mark continues our sermon series on Ephesians, as he preaches from the foundational 2nd chapter of this amazing book.

Have you ever met someone, and they ask you to tell them a little about yourself? Did you talk about family, where you work or go to school, or maybe what your dog's name is? How long did it take until you eventually talked about your identity as a Christian, as a child of God?

Join us as Pastor Dave uses Ephesians 1:15-23 to remind us that our identity isn't found in things, but is found in the fact we are claimed, cherished, and crowned by the Lord of Lords and King of Kings.

We have been adopted into a new identity. It began with Jesus' sacrifice, offering complete forgiveness when we were unable to help ourselves. And, instead of leaving us empty, our generous Creator lavishes the ultimate goodness upon us from His infinite riches.

Join us as we start our new sermon series, "Ephesians, All Because of Jesus." This is our nine-week study on the book of Ephesian, starting with Pastor Mark preaching on God's Masterplan of Mercy.

This Sunday we combine the 9th and 10th Commandments and look at God's call to avoid all forms of coveting. Our attempt to achieve true, lasting happiness can easily spin out of control, becoming unhealthy, intense and even illegal. Thankfully, true happiness can be found in learning how to be content. As we conclude our series, we will discover how to not only appreciate and enjoy all that God has already given us, but how to be happy and glad for what others have, as well.