Redemption Church
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Warm sermons with a steady biblical spine.
Redemption Church Tempe is a sermon feed shaped by passage-by-passage teaching, prayer, and regular calls to respond through faith, communion, generosity, and prayer. Recent messages work through 1 Corinthians while also marking Palm Sunday and Easter with clear focus on Jesus, fear, holiness, and church life.
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Redemption Church Tempe is a sermon feed from a Christian congregation in Tempe. The format is simple and consistent. A passage is read aloud, the room sits under the text, and a pastor works through the meaning with direct application. Recent episodes are anchored in 1 Corinthians, with seasonal messages for Palm Sunday and Easter alongside the series. The sermons are conversational, but they do not avoid hard passages. Conflict between believers becomes a question of whether the church can handle problems in the way of Jesus. Lawsuits, grievance, winning, losing, and being defrauded are treated as spiritual matters rather than only private disputes. Another stretch of 1 Corinthians turns toward sexual immorality, church discipline, judgment inside the church, and the danger of boasting while ignoring sin. That material is handled plainly. It is also framed pastorally, with the repeated aim of restoration, holiness, and life shaped by the gospel. Easter brings a more openly tender note. Fear is named in recognizable forms: failure, the future, rejection, death, diagnosis, and loneliness. The answer offered is not vague optimism, but the risen Jesus standing before fearful disciples and opening the meaning of the Scriptures. Palm Sunday widens the lens again, presenting Jesus as the king people need but not the king they expect. These sermons often move by question, image, and refrain. A pastor may use a hospital thought experiment, a memory of biblical ruins in Turkey, a familiar cultural reference, or a sharp repeated phrase to make an ancient text feel immediate. The closing movement usually turns toward response: prayer, giving, communion, and reflection for those not yet identifying as followers of Jesus. The posture is earnest. The pacing is measured. Redemption Church Tempe suits listeners looking for accessible Christian preaching that treats Scripture as authoritative, personal, and demanding without losing a warm pastoral register.
Made for: For Christians and spiritually curious listeners who want accessible sermon teaching rooted in Scripture, church practice, and everyday moral formation. It especially suits those comfortable with Christian language, communion, prayer, and direct calls to follow Jesus.
What sets it apart: The feed combines passage-by-passage exposition with unusually direct application to church life: lawsuits, fear, discipline, pride, holiness, and communion all sit inside the same pastoral frame.
Sermons preached at the Tempe 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
Redemption Church Tempe turns close biblical teaching into concrete guidance about fear, conflict, worship, and life with God.
Redemption Church Tempe builds each sermon around a biblical passage, then carries its theology into ordinary fears, relationships, and congregational practice.
MySpace, LeBron, and a priest's backstage pass turn Hebrews into something you can carry all week.
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A direct call to let kingdom identity reshape conflict, holiness, and daily conduct.
1 Corinthians 6:1-11 reads as a sharp reminder that conflict inside the church cannot be treated like ordinary score keeping. Paul keeps pressing the same point: if believers claim the gospel, their response to dispute and wrongdoing has to look different.
A warm Easter sermon that treats fear as the main rival to resurrection hope.
Luke 24 is framed as a direct meeting with fear: the risen Jesus stands among startled disciples, shows his hands and feet, eats broiled fish, and opens their minds to the Scriptures.
A Mark 11 sermon that makes Jesus' kingship feel urgent, not ornamental.
Redemption Tempe's Mark 11 message keeps its focus on kingship: who rules, and why Jesus enters on a colt instead of the kind of power people usually expect.
A Scripture-driven Advent sermon that sets Jesus over failed human kings and ties joy to his reign.
Hebrews 1:8-9 gets handled as an Advent sermon about Jesus as the true king. Warren keeps circling back to the Son whose throne is forever, whose scepter is upright, and whose reign is not something people build for him.
A direct sermon that turns priesthood into access, confidence, and a clearer view of Jesus.
This sermon starts with a plain admission that priests can feel distant, then settles on one point and keeps returning to it: Jesus is sympathetic, and he opens the way in. Leviticus and Hebrews are used without much ornament, but the argument is clear enough.
A clear Advent sermon that keeps Hebrews 1:1-2 anchored in Christ's arrival.
Redemption Tempe opens Advent with Hebrews 1:1-2 and keeps the point steady: God spoke long ago through the prophets, and now he has spoken through his Son. Advent is framed as arrival, with anticipation and celebration building toward Christmas.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Redemption Church Tempe’s Warren preaches on 1 Corinthians 6:1-11, where Paul confronts Corinthian believers for taking grievances to court instead of handling disputes inside the church.
Fear sticks.
Mark 11 starts the road.
A pastor reads and begins to explain 1 Corinthians 5:9-13, focusing on church discipline and judgment within the Christian community, using a hospital analogy to illustrate the concept.
This episode is a sermon analyzing 1 Corinthians 5:1-8, focusing on how the church should address sexual immorality and sin within its community.
This episode is a sermon on 1 Corinthians 4:14-21, focusing on Paul's fatherly admonition to the Corinthians, the importance of imitation over arrogance, and the kingdom of God's power.
This episode presents a reading and exposition of 1 Corinthians 4:1-13, focusing on themes of humility, faithful stewardship, and avoiding pride in Christian life.
A pastor preaches on 1 Corinthians 3:10-17, discussing building one's life on the foundation of Jesus Christ and the metaphor of believers as God's temple.
A pastor preaches a sermon on 1 Corinthians 3, addressing spiritual maturity and unity in the church.
A sermon from Redemption Church Tempe reading and explaining 1 Corinthians 2:6-16 about spiritual wisdom.
A pastor reads scripture from 1 Corinthians 2 and shares a personal anecdote about being hacked, emphasizing God's power over adversity.
A sermon on 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 about the power of the cross and God's wisdom versus worldly wisdom.
A pastor reads and begins to teach on 1 Corinthians 1:10-17, addressing divisions in the church.
This episode introduces a year-long study of 1 Corinthians, highlighting its comprehensive coverage of discipleship issues in the Christian life.
This episode presents a sermon analyzing Acts 5:1-5, focusing on the story of Ananias and Sapphira's deception and its implications for Christian community.
A Christmas Eve message reflecting on the spiritual meaning of Jesus' birth and the modern exhaustion with gift-giving traditions.
This episode introduces a two-week mini-series called 'The Compelling Community' focusing on Acts 2:42-47 to explore what it means to be a compelling Christian community.
This Advent reading from Hebrews 2:9-15 explores how Jesus, through suffering and death, brings salvation and destroys the power of the devil to deliver humanity from fear.
Joy sets the tone for the reading.
The sermon starts with a confession: the priesthood never quite grabbed the preacher the way kings and prophets did.
Advent starts with hope.
A pastor reads and begins to teach on the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector from Luke 18.
A pastor reads and explains the Parable of the Sower from the Gospel of Luke, beginning a sermon series on parables.
A pastor reads and reflects on the biblical story of Jesus healing ten lepers, emphasizing gratitude and faith.
A pastor reads and briefly introduces the biblical passage of the rich man and Lazarus from Luke 16.
A pastor reads and begins teaching on the Parable of the Dishonest Manager from Luke 16.
A pastor delivers a sermon on the parable of the prodigal son from Luke 15, opening with prayer and a musical reference.
A pastor preaches on the parable of the lost sheep from Luke 15, emphasizing God's joy over repentant sinners.
A pastor reads and reflects on the Parable of the Good Samaritan from Luke 10, emphasizing love for God and neighbor.
A pastor preaches on the cost of discipleship from Luke 14:25-33, emphasizing renouncing all to follow Jesus.
A pastor reads and begins to teach on Luke 13:1-9, focusing on repentance and the parable of the fig tree.
A pastor preaches on the parable of the friend at midnight from Luke 11, emphasizing persistence in prayer.
A pastor reads and explains the Parable of the Rich Fool from Luke 12, teaching against covetousness and for being rich toward God.