Redemption Church

The most important decision you will make is “who I worship?” The second most is “who will I marry?” The book of Proverbs gives wisdom to help you decide. In this Sermon Pastor Byron will teach over the importance of Biblical wisdom for dating. SCRIPTURES FOR THE WEEK
 Selected Proverbs BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
 Take 5 minutes to silently read over the section of scriptures to gather insight, questi...

Genesis 3:19, Proverbs 1:8-10, 14:4, 3:1-4

One of the best ways to get wisdom is to ask good questions. That's why we are hosting a live Q&A session following each sermon in our our Proverbs series, answering questions from members of our church about every day life.

There is a lot of pressure on a woman to be perfect. Everything from social media, magazines, and marketing presents an identity of womanhood. However, the Bible presents something different. In this sermon Pastor Byron teaches that wisdom for women is not found in perfection, but in progress, as we look at the Proverbs 31 woman.
 SCRIPTURES FOR THE WEEK
Proverbs 31:10-30 BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
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One of the best ways to get wisdom is to ask good questions. That's why we are hosting a live Q&A session following each sermon in our our Proverbs series, answering questions from members of our church about every day life.

The most important relationships that a person has in life are the friendships that a person chooses. Therefore we need wisdom for friendships. In this sermon Pastor Byron will walk through the theme of friendship in Proverbs by showing three types of friends: foolish friends, wise friends, and our truest friend.
 SCRIPTURES FOR THE WEEK 
Proverbs 13:20, John 15:13-15, Various Scriptures (see note...

If God came to you and offered to give you one thing, what would you ask for? A long life? Wealth? Success or fame? What about wisdom? That’s what Solomon asked for, and because of his request not only did he receive wisdom, but he received many other blessings along with it. In this sermon, Pastor Byron opens up the book of Proverbs and teaches how wisdom leads to life.
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1 Corinthians 15. The resurrection of Jesus is literally the hinge in which all of human history hangs up. In this sermon Pastor Byron gives us 5 reasons to believe in the resurrection.

Romans 6:1-10 Baptism is not just for the believer, it's also for the body. In this sermon Pastor Byron answers 5 big questions about baptism as we celebrate our brothers and sisters going public with their faith. Listen to this special stand alone sermon about the importance of baptism.

When everything is falling apart, what do you do? You fall at the feed of Jesus. In this sermon Pastor Byron introduces us to the Syrophoenician Woman and how she is a great example of great faith. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK: Mark 7:25-30 BEFORE YOU GET STARTED: Take 5 minutes to silently read over the section of scripture to gather insight, questions, or discussion with the group before answering the...

We are not sinners because we sin, we sin because we are sinners. In this sermon Pastor Byron teaches us about the deadly effects of sin and the human condition from the very words of Jesus himself. By nature, we are sinners, but through repentance, Jesus is a savior. Instead of focusing on what we must do (religion), focus on what Jesus has done. (relationship) SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK: Mark 7:14-2...

Jesus plus anything ruins everything. In this sermon Pastor Byron shows how religion is the greatest enemy to the cause of Christ. Religion elevates man-made traditions over the commands that come from scripture and in turn end up hurting people instead of helping them. Religion teaches we are saved by our works; Jesus teaches we are saved by his. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK: Mark 7:1-13 BEFORE YOU GET...

Life is filled with storms. We experience physical, emotional, financial, relational, and even spiritual storms. Sometimes it feels like life is just rowing against the wind. In this sermon. Pastor Byron shows us how we can take courage in the storms of life by walking in faith, trusting the one who walks on water. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK: Mark 6:45-52 BEFORE YOU GET STARTED: Take 5 minutes to sile...

Romans 5:1-11; No one in this life is immune from suffering. The question is not "will you suffer", but "how will you use your suffering". In this sermon, Brandon Stacey teaches us about a hope that will not disappoint because we have assurance in the midst of our suffering.

5 loaves and two fish are used to feed 5,000. This miracle is one of the few stories found in all four gospel accounts, but was the miracle for the crowd, or was it for the disciples? In this sermon Pastor Byron shows us how Jesus turns compassion to action by giving the disciples the opportunity to trust him and serve others. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK: Mark 6:30-44 BEFORE YOU GET STARTED: Take 5 min...

What does it mean to be great? Our culture tells us that greatness is defined by wealth, sex, greed, power, or success. In this sermon, Pastor Byron will show us that true greatness means following Jesus as all cost. Herod thought he was a king, John the Baptist, the greatest man who ever lived served Jesus, the true king. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK: Mark 1:1-9, Mark 6:14-29 BEFORE YOU GET STARTED: Ta...

Not only are you being saved by Jesus, but you are also being sent by Jesus as his missionaries. In this sermon Pastor Byron will teach us about what it means for us as a church to live as Jesus’ missionaries in the world. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK: Mark 6:6b-13 BEFORE YOU GET STARTED: Take 5 minutes to silently read over the section of scripture to gather insight, questions, or discussion with the g...

Who do you believe that Jesus is? Do you believe he was just a good man, who lived a good life? Do you believe he was a wise man who gave good advice? Do you believe he was magician, a con-man, a liar? Or do you believe he was something more? During Jesus life, no one knew who Jesus was. His family denied him, his friends doubted him, and even those in his home town rejected him. In this sermon Pa...

Mark 5: 21-43 Jesus not only cleanses us but he raises us to new life. In this sermon Pastor Byron teaches over how no matter the situation or our circumstance we can both reach out and run to Jesus and he will meet us in the moment of our greatest need.

Mark 4:35-41 -- Life is filled with storms: relational, physical, financial, even spiritual, but the good news is Jesus is sovereign over the storms. In this sermon Pastor Byron teaches that when you are looking for answers in the middle of the storm, the answer is always already in the boat. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK:
 Mark 4:35-41 BEFORE YOU GET STARTED:
 Take 5 minutes to silently read over the se...

Mark 5:1-20 What you see is not always what you get. This world is more than physical but there is a spiritual war that rages against the kingdom of God. Satan and demons are very real and very powerful, but they are no match for the authority that Jesus has. In this sermon Pastor Byron teaches on the importance of spiritual warfare as Jesus casts out a demon and turns a madman into a missionary....

Mark 4:21-34 - The goal of a good sermon is not just to hear a good word but live a godly life. In this message, Pastor Byron teaches 6 helpful hints on how to listen to a sermon and 3 things about the importance of the Word. BEFORE YOU GET STARTED:
 Take 5 minutes to silently read over the section of scripture to gather insight, questions, or discussion with the group before answering the questio...

Mark 4:1-20 - The gospel has the power to change and transform lives but we must be open and receptive to the word for it to do its work. In this sermon, Pastor Byron reminds us that if our hearts are not tender and ready to receive then we will not be able to grow and mature in faith. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK:
 Mark 4:1-20
 BEFORE YOU GET STARTED:
 Take 5 minutes to silently read over the section o...

Jeremiah 29:1-14 - Do you know that God has a plan for your life? Of course, he does, but what is it? That is the difficult part. But the good news is that God has already revealed his plan to us in his word and it is more glorious than we ever imagined. In this sermon, Brandon Stacey challenges us to reconsider a familiar text in a biblical light.

Mark 3:20-35 What would it be like to be in Jesus family? Growing up with Jesus do you think you would worship him as God or would you think he is out of his mind? In this sermon Pastor Byron will introduce you to Jesus’ family and how you have an opportunity to become a part of the family of God. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK:
 Mark 3:20,21-3:31-35 BEFORE YOU GET STARTED:
 Take 5 minutes to silently rea...