Renovation Church Sermon Podcast

This week, we start our series on Romans 12. Join us as we learn how we should let God’s mercy transform the way you worship, let God’s truth transform the way you think, and let God’s will transform the way you live. 

This week, we finish up our Be Still series. Join us as Pastor Jeremy teaches us that who or what you trust to provide for you will determine the rest you have, and how it's not about money, it's about relationship.

This week we finish up our Be Still series. Join us as we learn that behind our desire for rest is a desire for shalom, and that Jesus promises peace that the world can’t compete with.

This week we continue our series, "Be Still." Join us as Pastor Jeremy shares his heart for the Church, and shares a brief message about what our minds should be fixed on.

This week we continue our series, "Be Still." Join us as we learn how our culture values quick breaks over rhythms of rest, and how Sabbath realigns your heart; not just your schedule.

This week, we continue our Be Still series. Join us as we learn how to be faithful with what we're given, and how to rest in the knowledge that God is in control, and He knows best.

This week, we continue our Be Still series. Join us as we discuss the passage, John 12:1-8, and how it relates to the principle of Sabbath.

This week, we continue our Be Still series, and we begin our section on rest. Join us as Pastor Jeremy teaches us that who or what you trust to provide for you will determine the rest you have, and how it's not about money, it's about relationship.

This week, we continue our Be Still series, and we begin our section on rest. Join us as Pastor Jason teaches us that we still need a Sabbath day of rest, and how keeping the Sabbath will be hard at first, but it will become a joy.

This week, we hear from Tony Gibbs as he gives us a small look at the Walk Through The Bible curriculum.

This week, Gary Biancini is our guest speaker. Join us as he tells us about the positive ripple effects that our actions can have on our world.

This week, we hear from Pastor Joshua Masters, as he wraps up our study on Colossians. Join us as we learn about the areas we are to called to be courageous in, and what the church is called to do.

This week, we wrap up our study on Colossians. Join us as we hear about how our approach to relationships should reflect the heart of Jesus, and how we can't stop short.

This week, we discuss how our hearts and minds should be set on things above, how we must kill our sinful desires, and how submission and sacrifice are essential to Christianity.

This week, we discuss how we have to approach scripture with the proper lens, and how true change is displayed in our actions, but it takes place in our hearts.

This week, we continued in our series, "Be Still", looking at how we can meditate on scripture. We did this by looking at Colossians 2. 

This week, we continued in our series, "Be Still", looking at how we can meditate on scripture. We did this by looking at Colossians 2. 

This week, Pastor Matt takes us through Colossians 1, and teaches us how we are all in Christ, and Christ is in us.

This week, we look over Colossians 1, and how the focus of the Gospel is not salvation, but a restored relationship.

This week, we take a short break from our series to celebrate fathers. Join us as a panel of fathers from our church share their advice, and explain the importance of being present.

This week, we take a short break from our series to celebrate fathers. Join us as a panel of fathers from our church share their advice, and explain the importance of being present.

Join us as we continue our series, "Be Still". This week Pastor Jeremy teaches us what he has learned about prayer, and how it's easy to hope for what we can get from God; but that God wants us to hope in Him alone.

Join us as we continue our Be Still series. This week, Pastor Matt covers and debunks some of the myths surrounding prayer.

This week, as we continued our series Be Still, Pastor Jason discussed how we can begin to be more bold in our prayer. 

This week, we continued our series, Be Still, as we discussed what it looks like to "pray continually," as 1 Thessalonians 5:17 says.