Redeemer Weekend Sermons

In order for God to fully renovate our hearts, we must surrender to how He wants us to view all those around us. The way we handle relationships with spouses, children, family, friends and even complete strangers is evidence of where our hearts are in that renovation process. Adam Barnett continues our Renovate series by challenging us to take a look at our relationships. 542,000 Relationships Ren...

God seeks to renovate our hearts and He chose to do this in a very unique way. He came to Earth to set up camp among us and resides within our very hearts when we open the door to let Him in. Bill Clark continues our series, Renovate, by describing the work of the Great Renovator. The Great Renovator Renovate | Week 2 January 7, 2018 | Bill Clark John 1:1-5, 10-14 (NIV) In the beginning was the Wo...

God's work in us is a daily operation. And it causes us to constantly look all around and within us to answer the question, What matters most? Denise McKinney shares with us as we begin our new series, Renovate. What Matters Most Renovate | Week 1 December 31, 2017 | Denise McKinney Philippians 1:3-8 (NRSV) I thank my God every time I remember you, constantly praying with joy in every one of my pr...

Happiness and joy are two very different things. During our Sunday evening service on Christmas Eve, Bill Clark encourages us to seek Joy rather than simply happiness. True Joy Advent | Week 4 Christmas Eve | Bill Clark Philippians 2:5-11 (NIV) In your relationships with one another, have the same mindset as Christ Jesus: Who, being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something...

The joy of the birth of Christ is easy to lose amidst the crazy and emotional times that can accompany the holiday season. During our Saturday Night Christmas Eve service, Adam Barnett reminds us that that good news is the Christ brings JOY! Unending Celebration Advent | Week 4 Christmas Eve | Adam Barnett Luke 2:8-12 (NIV) And there were shepherds living out in the fields nearby, keeping watch ov...

Disruption changes things. It makes it impossible to continue in the normal way. During our Sunday morning service on Christmas Eve, Joe Scruggs shared a message about the disruptive event of Christ’s birth. Disruptive Event Advent | Week 4 Christmas Eve | Joe Scruggs DISRUPTIVE: To cause (something) to be unable to continue in the normal way Luke 2:26-38 (NIV) God sent the angel Gabriel to Nazare...

There is a distinct difference between optimism and hope. Bill Clark continues our Advent series by sharing a brief message about the true source of Hope at Christmas! Christmas Hope Advent | Week 3 December 17, 2017 | Bill Clark The glory of God is a human being fully alive . Revelation 21:3-4.,6-7 (MSG) I heard a voice thunder from the Throne. Look! Look! God has moved into the neighborhood, mak...

Christ's birth is significant because death and resurrection were assured by the gift and grace of God. This example of Love that reverberates across the globe is vital to remember through this season. Adam Barnett continues our Advent series with the powerful idea that Jesus was born to die. Born to Die Advent | Week 2 December 10, 2017 | Adam Barnett Jesus Came to Earth Matthew 1:18-23 (NIV) Thi...

As we approach this season of anticipation and awaiting the arrival of Christ, we are called to find peace in this season. Peace with those around us and being at peace with God in our minds and prayers. Pastor Bill Clark shares with us what the Bible tells us about peace and how that can have an impact on our daily interactions. On Peace Advent 2017 | Week 1 December 3, 2017 | Bill Clark John 14:...

God created an incredibly large universe with infinite complexity. It’s often very easy for us to forget how big the universe is and how small we are in comparison. Michael Wopsle takes us on a journey to discover the wonder that is the expansive universe around us and how it all points back to the amazing God we serve. Universal Perspective Shift | Week 5 November 26, 2017 | Michael Wopsle Psalm...

Marriage is the proving ground of whether we have cast side our old self. Paul lays out what this looks like in his letter to the Colossians. Bill Clark continues our Shift series by looking at God’s perspective on marriage. Christian Marriage Shift | Week 4 November 19, 2017 | Bill Clark Marriage is the PROVING GROUND of whether we have cast side our OLD SELF . Colossians 3:1-14 (NIV) Since, then...

We are called to view children as God sees them, as the future of His kingdom and the legacy by which those who have come before are judged. Children need shaping, direction and most of all release. And not just from their parents. All are called to be an influence and a contributor to that legacy. Adam Barnett shares from Psalm 127 as we continue our Shift series. Long Lasting Legacy Shift | Week...

We are not called to live our faith lives in a bubble, but to look outside ourselves and see the injustice in the world the way God does. Adam Barnett continues our SHIFT series with a look at social injustice and how we are commanded to respond. Social Injustice Shift | Week 2 November 5, 2017 | Adam Barnett Social Injustice: Unfair practices (seen and unseen) within a society that promote inequa...

Gaining a Godly perspective on love is essential. It allows us to effectively love God, love ourselves and especially love those who we perceive to be unlovable. Pastor Bill Clark starts our new series encouraging us to shift our perspective away from our own and to that of God. Loving Others SHIFT | Week 1 October 29, 2017 | Bill Clark 1 John 4:7-12 (NIV) Dear friends, let us love one another, fo...

Jerry McCoy, Physics Professor at the University of Tulsa, joins us for a special message exploring the intersection of Science & Faith.

There are big supernatural topics in the Christian faith, and when we can't understand or see them, it's difficult to know how to handle it. Bill Clark concludes our Angels series by encouraging us to look for God's unseen but comforting presence. God’s Comforting Presence Angels | Week 2 October 15, 2017 | Bill Clark The Hum of Angels What do we do with the supernatural dimensions of the Christia...

Angels are talked about all throughout the Bible and are a vital part of the Christian and Jewish stories. So why don’t we talk about them anymore? And why are they so important? Denise McKinney explores these questions in the first week of our two-week series on Angels. Unseen Messengers Angels | Week 1 October 8, 2017 | Denise McKinney Why talk about angels? They are actually a big part of the J...

Worship is an incredibly powerful thing, but also something that we should not take for granted. We are to enter God’s courts with gladness and express that gladness to Him. And it’s possible for us to even enter in because Jesus stands in the gap for us as our Good Shepherd. Adam Barnett concludes our Psalms series by examining worship and Psalm 100. The Good Shepherd Psalms | Week 5 October 1, 2...

God is calling, repeatedly, consistently and He’s calling you by name. Bill takes us through Psalm 95 to remind us that the God of the universe is calling out to us. Persistent God Psalms | Week 4 September 24, 2017 | Bill Clark Psalm 95:1-11 (NIV) Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation. Let us come before him with thanksgiving and extol him with mus...

Paul writes in Romans that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. This means everyone. Adam discusses how King David handled sin in his own life and what we can learn from his prayer in Psalm 51. Treason Against God Psalms | Week 3 September 17, 2017 | Adam Barnett We can’t fully comprehend the magnitude of God’s grace until we acknowledge the offensiveness of our sin . Psalm 51:1-4 (...

The Psalms are full of bold prayers and we are called to continue to pray boldly. Not because God is subservient to our requests, obligated to answer in the way we want. But because we are called pray with bold faith. The Answer Psalms | Week 2 September 10, 2017 | Bill Clark Psalm 20:1-5 (NIV) May the Lord answer you when you are in distress; may the name of the God of Jacob protect you. May he s...

Psalm 139 takes us through a journey of understand how God has called us to respond to His presence in our lives. Denise McKinney walks through this with us as we start our series studying the Psalms. Made for What Psalms | Week 1 September 3, 2017 | Denise McKinney What are they? originally poems set to music truthful outpourings of the human experience What do they do? help us pray and worship i...

We are at war. But too often most of our casualties are from friendly fire. We are called to be the church together, but we forget that our enemy is the kingdom of darkness, not those brothers and sisters in Christ who might have differing opinions or views. We are most responsible with the Gospel when we are united as a body. Adam Barnett concludes our series by laying out how we cultivate unity...

The reality that God uses fragile and flawed humans to contain His gospel and immense power is mind-blowing. Pastor Bill Clark explores Paul’s words to the church at Corinth talking about how we as believers are simple jars of clay that God uses to show His power. Jars of Clay Ekklesia | Week 3 August 20, 2017 | Bill Clark 2 Corinthians 4:1-7 (NIV) Therefore, since through God’s mercy we have this...

We are called out by God to be His Church. In that is our responsibility to be the Church to those around us. Adam continues our series by exploring what that responsibility looks like. Stay on the Altar Ekklesia | Week 2 August 13, 2017 | Adam Barnett 1 Peter 2:9 (NIV) But you are a chosen people , a royal priesthood , a holy nation , God’s special possession , that you may declare the praises of...