Redeemer Church Lynnwood

Synopsis: The Holy Spirit interposes for us in our weakness, so that we become strong, uttering prayers pleasing and in accord with the will of God. Sermon Text: Romans 8:26

Deuteronomy 17, Psalm 72, 1 Samuel 7-11, and 1 Samuel 15-17

Synopsis: Christ’s existence is a perpetual and prevailing interposition with the Father on behalf of his people, securing for them all the benefits of his redemption. Sermon Text: Romans 8:34

Synopsis: Titus is continuing the work of his father, Paul, by putting things in order and training leaders. Sermon Text: Titus 1:5

Judges 1-4, 17-21, and Ruth 1-4

Synopsis: By giving his credentials, Paul is reminding Titus of what is expected of him as he ministers in Crete and since Paul's letter is meant to be read aloud, Paul's credentials also establish Titus' authority. Sermon Text: Titus 1-4

Synopsis: Paul's letter to Titus is a summons to join him and the letter remains in the Canon as a great summons for every believer. Sermon Text: Titus 3:12

How To Read the Bible for All its Worth Chapter 9, pages 163-180; (Joshua 1-12, Hebrews 3:7-4:13)

Unfolding Grace pages 139-166 (Luke 24:44-48, Exodus 19, Hebrews 12:18-24, Exodus 32-34, and Numbers 10-14)

Synopsis: David is an instrument in Yahweh's hand to shape Israel's expectations of a Messiah, the ultimate Son of Promise. Sermon Text: 2 Samuel 24

Sermon Text: Colossians 1:9-14

Unfolding Grace, Pages 113-137 (Exodus 12-15 and 18-20)

Sermon synopsis: The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the central event of Human history. It validates the claims of Jesus while signifying the Lord’s complete victory over death, securing the salvation of God’s people and provides the great hope that gives our lives meaning. Sermon Text: 1 Peter 1:3

Unfolding Grace, pages 89-111 (Exodus 1-3, 7-10)

Synopsis: The hope of Israel in dire circumstances has always been the same; a King who is humble, righteous and powerful to save. Sermon Text: Zechariah 9:9

Message from Mike Kloss on March 26, 2023

Synopsis: David reflected the light of the Lord and David’s men reflected the light of their king. But David’s kingdom is not permanent nor without moral failure, which is also reflected in his mighty men. A greater King must come to save the world, whose men will not fail nor fall. Sermon Text: 2 Samuel 21:15–22 & 23:8–39

Message from Mike Kloss on March 19, 2023

David’s final public proclamation is a poem about the ideal King, in which he expands upon the expectation for the son Yahweh promised Adam in Genesis 3:15. The Ideal king (man) rises like the sun, watering and weeding his kingdom like a master gardener, a greater Adam and a greater David. Sermon Text: 2 Samuel 23:1-7

Message from Mike Kloss on March 12, 2023

2 Samuel 22 is David's responsive psalm which presents the central theme of the Torah; responding faithfully to the Lord's unmerited faithfulness to us, results in life and blessing. Sermon Text: 2 Samuel 22:1-51

Message from Mike Kloss on March 5, 2023

Sermon Synopsis: The beginning of the Epilogue of Samuel foreshadows the gospel of Jesus Christ; King Saul breaks covenant and so God curses the land until Saul’s sons are hung as an atoning sacrifice to turn away the wrath of God.

Message from Mike Kloss on February 26, 2023

Sermon Synopsis: David despised the word of the Lord. The resulting judgement; a sword that will not depart from his house, has left his concubines and Israel's tribes widowed, without an inheritance in the son of Jesse. But there always remains a remnant, the true bride of Yahweh who is Lady Wisdom. She rises up to defend her house and the heritage of the living God by crushing the head of the sn...