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Sermons preached at the Arcadia Congregation of Redemption Church. All of life is all for jesus. For more information visit redemptionaz.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Patient biblical exposition connects close reading, Christian doctrine, and practical formation within the audible life of a local congregation.
Redemption Church Arcadia lets a biblical passage set the agenda, then follows its language into doctrine and ordinary Christian practice. Sermons from John linger over Lazarus, Jesus' unity with the Father, the response to his signs, and Mary's anointing.
When Jesus waits two days after hearing Lazarus is ill, your definition of love gets a workout.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A warm reminder that reading Scripture begins with honest questions and grows best with others.
Reading the Bible well comes across here as a practiced, shared habit rather than a test of recall. The host opens with prayer and an essay on the Bible as 66 books by different authors, then spends time with Psalm 73, where anger over the prosperous wicked slowly gives way to…
A Malachi sermon ties God's unchanging character to wandering hearts, spiritual opposition, and giving.
Frank, lead pastor at Redemption Arcadia, works from Malachi 3:6-12, drawing the passage's claim that the Lord does not change into a pointed sermon on wandering, danger, obedience, and giving.
A sermon on John 10:30 uses grammar, grace, and communion to frame salvation as God's work.
John 10:30 anchors a sermon on salvation as God's work, with Jesus' unity with the Father and the Spirit carrying the argument. The message moves from that claim into the cross, resurrection, grace, and reconciliation, keeping its doctrine tied to confession, communion, and the…
The Lazarus story sharpens the divide between belief, refusal, and the council's fear of Rome.
The episode stays close to the Lazarus scene and the fallout around it, tracing how many who saw what Jesus did believed, while others went to the Pharisees and the council and worried that Rome would come and take away both their place and their nation.
A clear sermon on costly devotion, Judas's complaint, and the fragrance of worship.
This sermon traces Bethany dinner as a study in costly devotion and exposed greed. Mary's expensive ointment fills the house with fragrance, and that image becomes the thread holding the message together: worship can draw some people in and leave others uneasy.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Frank Switzer delivers a sermon on practical Bible reading methods at Redemption Church Arcadia.
Prayer opens the gathering.
The service starts in worship.
A pastor welcomes the congregation back after a break and leads them in worship, emphasizing both vertical worship to God and horizontal encouragement to each other.
A pastor introduces a sermon series on the biblical book of Malachi, discussing its relevance and challenging messages.
A pastor reads from 2 Timothy and introduces a volunteer staff member to say goodbye as she moves away.
Pastor Frank preaches from Malachi 3:6-12, focusing on God's challenge about tithing and generosity.