Redeemer Anglican Church

In our sixth sermon within our series on Acts (The Planting of the Church) Rev. Eric Phillips addresses at how we define courage and how one becomes courageous by looking at the example of the apostles' courage in the face of imprisonment and beatings.

In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at some of the consequences or ramifications of the Good News of our justification through faith because of Jesus' death and resurrection .

In this 5th sermon in our series in Acts Rev. Eric Phillips looks at how challenges and threats are by God's grace used to refine our faith.

In this 4th part of our series in Acts Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the first signs of persecution for the church and the hidden blessing found even in persecution.

Part 3 of our series on Act (The Planting of the Church). In this sermon Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the first miracle performed within the new church.

In this 2nd sermon in our series in Acts, Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the weekly liturgical rhythms of the first converts.

In this first sermon in our series on Acts, Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the first converts to Christianity and what we can learn from acts about launching a new church plant today.

In this sermon preached on Trinity Sunday by Rev. Eric Phillips we look at the creation of man and the commission of the church.

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips on Pentecost Sunday we look at the significance of Pentecost for the birth of the Church and its significance for Redeemer as a new church plant.

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips on the Sunday following Ascension, we look at the often ignored or misunderstood doctrine of the ascension of Jesus.

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips we look at the trends in spirituality in our culture today and the bold claims made by Jesus.

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips on the 4th Sunday of Easter we look at another post-resurrection appearance and the emphasis on the physicality of Jesus' resurrected body.

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips we look at the paradigm shift that occurs from an encounter with Jesus on the road to Emmaus.

On the second Sunday of Easter, Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the the appearance of Jesus to Mary, the disciples, and Thomas and how He meets them in the midst of their fear and doubts.

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips on Easter Sunday we look at why this feast day has been the central feast day for christians since the foundation of the Church.

In this homily on Good Friday Rev. Eric reflects on the realities we often tend to turn from and how the cross enables us to see God there.

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips on Palm Sunday we look at this first scene in the Holy Week story as a parody of the stories we like to tell ourselves.

In this sermon preached on the last Sunday in Lent, Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the impact the raising of Lazarus has on the narrative moving forward, both in the Gospel accounts and our own lives.

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips on the 4th Sunday in Lent we look at Jesus' healing of the man born blind and what it reveals concerning sin and sight.

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips on the 3rd Sunday in Lent we look at the rhetorical brilliance of Paul's description of God's wrath on idolatry and corruption. 

On the second Sunday in Lent Rev. Eric Phillips looks at one of the most famous passages in scripture, John 3, in its context to better understand this often quoted passage. 

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips on the first Sunday in Lent we look at the parallels between the temptation of Adam and Eve and the temptation of Christ as we look to both stories as speaking into the exhausting nature of our current human condition. 

In this sermon preached by Rev. Eric Phillips on Transfiguration Sunday we look at the transfiguration and what is conveyed through this historic event. 

On the 6th Sunday of epiphany, Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the heavy words of Jesus found in the sermon on the mount and the two common errors we make when facing Jesus' command to be perfect. 

On the 5th Sunday of Epiphany Rev. Eric Phillips looks at the nature and role of the law and the righteousness Jesus claimed we need.