Redeemer Community Church

Jesus points to the temple stones, then Mark 13 moves from warning to steadiness.

This episode explores what it means to follow Jesus through the perspective of Peter, using a humorous analogy from The Office to examine how believers sometimes view Jesus' promises.

Proofs are not the sermon’s main work.

This episode introduces a sermon series on the prophet Jeremiah, focusing on God's calling and commission as described in Jeremiah chapter 1.

This episode explores the famous Isaiah 7 passage about Emmanuel (God with us), examining its original context as a message to King Ahaz during a national crisis rather than just a Christmas prophecy.

This episode discusses the beginning of a sermon series on Jeremiah, focusing on faithful obedience during difficult times, while also sharing updates about a church property acquisition and encouraging prayer at the site.

Redeemer Community Church's "The Fiery Furnace" works through Daniel 3, in which Nebuchadnezzar erects a 90-foot golden image on the plain of Dura and commands every nation to bow when the music plays.

A pastor reflects on the first year of Redeemer Community Church, connecting its mission to teachings from 1 Peter about being a light in the world and emphasizing core values like teaching the Bible, authentic community, and intentional leadership.

This sermon focuses on the power of the resurrection rather than just its historical proofs, connecting it to a study on Peter and the book of Acts.

This episode explores Satan's strategies to undermine the early church, focusing on deception through the story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts chapter 5.

This episode is a Bible study focusing on Acts chapter 4, verses 1-12, where Peter and John are arrested for preaching about Jesus' resurrection and healing a crippled man, emphasizing salvation through Jesus alone.

This episode examines Peter's first sermon in Acts 2, focusing on his preaching about Jesus, the response of repentance and baptism, and the establishment of the early church.

John 21 opens the sermon.

Jesus is in the garden.

["Redeemer Community Church's 'Jesus Prays for You' sermon walks through John 17, where Jesus turns from the disciples to pray to the Father at the Last Supper.", "The preacher says John 17 is the longest recorded prayer of Jesus and reduces it to three requests: unity, keeping, and sanctification.", "He uses a North Carolina kitchen memory, a rowing shell with a coxswain, and Peter being sifted like wheat to make those requests concrete.", "The sermon closes by tying John 17 to Hebrews 7 and asking listeners to pray daily for unity, protection, and being set apart for God's purposes."]

John 13:1-17 is presented as a shock because the preacher says Jesus, the King of the Jews, takes the posture of a slave and washes the disciples' feet before Passover.

Redeemer Community Church's "The Savior Who Kneels and Takes Up the Towel (Morning)" centers on John 13 and Mark 10:45, where Jesus washes the disciples' feet before going to the cross.

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