Redeemer Church Sermons

From Matthew 21:23-46. In this passage, we see Jesus is challenging the religious leaders and their assumptions about the people of God. Both of these challenges push the story toward the coming death of Jesus.

From Matthew 21:18-22. In the first part of this passage, we see that Jesus tells us that He is eager for a people who are fruitful and dependent on Him.

From Matthew 21:1-17. In this passage, we see Jesus entering Jerusalem as He begins the last week of his life on Earth. He enters Jerusalem publicly, and entering to redeemer His people, even from themselves. This passage drives us to the question of “who is this Jesus?” and how do we respond to Him?

From Matthew 19:13-30. We see that salvation is impossible apart from God’s work and God’s work is more exhaustive, more complete, and more surprising than we could ever imagine.

From Matthew 19:1-12. We see Jesus teaching his disciples about the nature of marriage. He is teaching them to walk with Him and to follow Him, and to obey Him and serve Him in all things, including marriage. God made us and God made marriage, therefore God orders our thinking and conviction about marriage.

From Matthew 18:21:35. In this passage, we see that forgiveness is central to Christian faith. It is God’s purpose and God’s will that forgiveness be abundant within the Christian community.

From Matthew 18:15-20

From Matthew 18:1-14. This passage helps us see the greatness in, the enemies of , and unity in God’s Kingdom.

From Romans 15:14-33. The conclusion of the letter that Paul wrote to the church in Rome helps us conclude Missions Month at Redeemer Church.

From 2 Corinthians 5:16-21. This passage helps us understand that the way we live is formed and grounded in how we see things. As believers in Christ, our perspective about who Jesus is to us and our own identify has changed.

From Matthew 16:13-20. We focus on Matthew 16:18 as Pastor Nik Lingle helps us see how the Church will continue to progress and advance to the ends of the Earth. We see Christ will establish His Church in this world, that the powers of Hell will oppose the Church, but despite this opposition, the Church will prevail.

From Matthew 18:16-20. What if we deeply believe in the promises of Matthew 18? What would change in our way of life and ministry? Jesus has given us everything we need and He is sending us to accomplish His mission. This mission was given to the Church and the Church is the people who belong to Christ.

From Matthew 17:22-27. We see that everything God requires from us comes from Jesus and the freedom that Jesus has given us moves us to worship, serve, give, and care and not just hoard up things we want.

From Matthew 17:14-20. In this passage, we see Christ revealing true realities about His power and His work. We also see Christ challenging His disciples in some of their mis-understandings of His power and work.

From Matthew 17:1-13. In this passage, we see how Jesus takes Peter, James, and John and reveals to them something in particular about His character and place as the Son of God. Jesus is giving His disciples a vision of who He really is and a vision of how all of the dots of Scripture connect.

From Matthew 28:11-20. He is Risen, Indeed!

From Matthew 16:21-28. In this passage, we see clearly how a disciple is called to follow Jesus wherever Jesus takes us.

From Matthew 16:13-20. In this passage, we see how those near to Jesus respond to Him. Jesus shows us that He is God’s messenger who brings God’s power and saving work to bear in the world. This is an unchanging truth.

From Matthew 16:1-12. We see that Jesus promised to and has given us all we need to know who He is, so we are to pray for and seek the discernment for how to respond rightly to Him.

From Matthew 15:21-39. In this passage, we see that faith is seeing ourselves as beggars before God and that even crumbs from His table is enough to satisfy us forever.

From Matthew 15:1-20. Jesus says our words and actions are a mirror to who we really are on the inside. It shows us what we value, what we cling to, and what we pursue. This passage shows us our crimson stain, but Jesus came to take what was a stain and make it white.

From Matthew 14:22-36. We see that Jesus is worthy of all of our trust. Learning to entrust everything to Jesus is a lifelong endeavor and He is with us every step of the way.

From Matthew 14:13-21. We see that this miracle points toward the ability of Jesus to perform the miraculous and points toward His role of God’s Messiah, King, and Redeemer.