Redemption Church

Mark 3:22-30 An epic cosmic battle rages from eternity past. There are only two sides: Jesus or Satan, there is no third option. In this sermon Pastor Byron introduces the church to spiritual warfare and how the Kingdom of God invades the deepest darkest corners of the world to set people free.

Mark 3:13-19 If you where going to change the world, who would you do it with? In this sermon Pastor Byron introduces you to Jesus' 12 disciples, their history, lives, and legacy. As you learn more about these men who changed the world you will discover the purpose that Jesus has for your life.

Jesus is the most famous and infamous person who ever lived. Great crowds followed him, but not everyone who follows Jesus actually does. In this sermon Pastor Byron breaks down the 5 different followers of Jesus: the culture, the consumers, the casual, the condemned, and the crowd. The question you must ask yourself is which one are you?

Mark 3:1-6 Some people follow Jesus because they love him and want to learn from him. Some people follow Jesus not to listen but to criticize. Not because they love him, but because they plan to kill him. In this sermon Pastor Byron will discuss the difference between legalism and love as Jesus heals a man on the Sabbath. SCRIPTURE: Mark 3:1-6 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: 1. Why does Jesus fight with the...

Jonah 4: Have you ever been angry at God? There are times that we can be disappointed, frustrated, and even angry at the way God goes about things, but the truth is your angry reveals your heart. In this sermon Pastor Byron gets honest with God about what matters most.

Jonah 3: What would it look like if an entire city got saved in a single day? In this sermon Pastor Byron shares God's heart to see people come to know him and how we can play a part in the biggest revival the world has ever seen.

Jonah 2: It took Jonah three days to pray, how long does it take you? In this sermon Pastor Byron talks about the importance of repentance and how on the worst day of your life you can experience God's presence.

Jonah 1: The story of the Bible is that we run from God and God runs towards us. In this sermon Pastor Byron introduces us to a reluctant prophet and a loving God. No matter who you are or how far you have run, the good news is you cannot out run the love of God.

What is the best sermon you have ever heard? For the month of July we have invited pastor, missionaries, and church leaders from across the country to come and serve our church by preaching their very best sermon. They have gone back through their favorites series and scriptures and serving us up with their very best. We pray these messages will be encouraging for you to grow in your faith.

What is the best sermon you have ever heard? For the month of July we have invited pastor, missionaries, and church leaders from across the country to come and serve our church by preaching their very best sermon. They have gone back through their favorites series and scriptures and serving us up with their very best. We pray these messages will be encouraging for you to grow in your faith.

What is the best sermon you have ever heard? For the month of July we have invited pastor, missionaries, and church leaders from across the country to come and serve our church by preaching their very best sermon. They have gone back through their favorites series and scriptures and serving us up with their very best. We pray these messages will be encouraging for you to grow in your faith.

What is the best sermon you have ever heard? For the month of July we have invited pastor, missionaries, and church leaders from across the country to come and serve our church by preaching their very best sermon. They have gone back through their favorites series and scriptures and serving us up with their very best. We pray these messages will be encouraging for you to grow in your faith.

What is the best sermon you have ever heard? For the month of July we have invited pastor, missionaries, and church leaders from across the country to come and serve our church by preaching their very best sermon. They have gone back through their favorites series and scriptures and serving us up with their very best. We pray these messages will be encouraging for you to grow in your faith.

Mark 2:28-31

Mark 2:18-22 - Religion has a knack for taking a good thing and making it a bad thing. Jesus and his disciples get into another confrontation with the Pharisee’s; this time the subject is over fasting. In this sermon Pastor Byron shows the difference between the bondage that religion has to offer and the freedom that Jesus provides.

Mark 2:13-17 - Are you a friend of sinners? Do you spend time with non-Christians or only “church folk”? Do you love sinners, care for sinners, reach out to sinners, serve sinners? - Jesus does! That’s why he loves you so much, because you are one; and he still calls you friend. In this weeks sermon, Jesus confronts the Pharisees and makes a few new friends.

Mark 2:1-12 - Jesus gives us what we least expect. This week you will meet a group of friends willing to do whatever it takes to get to Jesus. Their hope was a miracle, but Jesus gave them something better, forgiveness. All of us at some point in our lives will be forced to ask two crucial questions: “Can I be forgiven of my sins?” and “Who will forgive me of my sins” The gospel responds to both q...

Mark 1:35-45 - We only have so many minutes in a day, how we use them matters. Jesus wastes no time getting right to work doing what he does best: pray, preach, and serve others. In this sermon Pastor Byron will walk us through a day in the life of Jesus and you will meet the man who made Jesus famous!

Mark 1: 29-34 - The gospel brings a sense of urgency because people need Jesus. Whether your friends, family, or strangers, our job is to bring as many people to Jesus as possible. In this sermon Pastor Byron will show us the gospel ministry of Jesus from community, prayer meetings, divine healing, and deliverance. Our job is to bring people to Jesus and he will take care of the rest.

Mark 1:21-28 Jesus' was not a boring preacher. The religious leaders where amazed at Jesus’ authority in preaching, healing, and in commanding unclean spirits and demons. In this sermon, you will see that through the power of the gospel, Jesus’ authority become our authority.

Mark 1: 14-20- If you want to accomplish anything great you will need three things: a compelling vision (the kingdom), a few good people (the disciples), and a great leader (Jesus). In this sermon Jesus introduces us to the Kingdom of God and invites us to follow Jesus.

Mark #4: Jesus' Temptation by Redemption Church

John the Baptist preached a message of repentance while baptizing others for the forgiveness of sins; then Jesus came to him to be baptized. Jesus was without sin and had no need to be forgiven so why was Jesus baptized? To set an example for righteousness for all that follow him. In this sermon Pastor Byron shows us how Jesus’ baptism sets the pattern for God’s people. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK:
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Mark 1:2-8 - The gospel is the good news that God has kept his promise to send a Messiah, the one who will take away the sins for those who believe in him. This is the message of John the Baptist, Jesus’ strange cousin and the last in the line of the Old Testament prophets. In this sermon, you will see how John’s message still echoes across the church today. SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK:
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Mark 1:1- Sometimes the best stories come from the most unlikely of people. Before we set out on this journey looking at Jesus' life, we want to get to know the man behind the scenes, Mark. Thrgouh the ups and downs of following Jesus, Mak stands alone a a story of perseverance and servanthood. He desperately wants you to know who Jesus is; that's why he wrote "the simple gospel".