Redemption Church

"Repent, and believe in the gospel," are Jesus' first words in the book of Mark. In some circles, repentance has sadly been misconstrued, but it is a necessary part of our walk with God. Pastor Byron clarifies repentance, expounds on what keeps people from embracing it, and explains why it's necessary to get the concept from our heads to our hearts. For Jesus said he did not come to call the right...

As believers, we should come to realize that trials are unavoidable while taking comfort in knowing we can trust God through them. Trevor’s message shows us the many ways we can trust God. It teaches us how to prepare for trials ahead of time and encourages us to surrender the outcome to God. We don’t need to see the light at the end, we just have to know it’s there.

The Spiritual Discipline Of Confession w/ Jimmy Lestage by Redemption Church

Everyone has a testimony to tell. Whether you've been walking with God for one second or 100 years, you have a story to tell that someone needs to hear. Jacob's message guides us on how to share our testimonies. While sharing your testimony is important, it is ultimately up to God to change a heart. If we plant the seeds, God will provide the harvest.

What Makes Christianity Different from Other Religions? Christianity stands apart through with the emphasis that We don't obey to earn God's love; we obey because He already loves us. Remember, grace isn't a reward we achieve, but a gift we receive—while religion says "do," the Gospel proclaims done.

There is a tension between personal comfort and divine calling. Trevor's message guides us to reflect on whether we are living as witnesses for God, heeding His warnings, aligning with His will, and loving as He does. While God's direction often serves as protection, it may also be preparation. Following God may lead to discomfort, but we can rest in the comfort that only He can provide.

This week we look at five essential principles when it comes to loving your local church: humble service, sincere repentance, truthful preaching, generous giving, and devoted prayer. Wether you're good at some and have room for growth in others these principles will help you demonstrate a deep, practical love for the church and a faithful Christian life.

Should I Join A Church? Spoiler Alert, the answer is yes! As believers of Jesus, church isn't optional, it is essential. From the parking lot to the pulpit there is a place and an opportunity for you. Want to find your people, your place, and your purpose? Join a church.

The Spiritual Discipline of Sabbath w/ Bob Baulch by Redemption Church

Thank you for joining us for this special Father's Day message.

This week we see that Acts is more than history; it's our story. God performed extraordinary miracles through Paul, igniting a revival that confronted and overcame the entrenched cultural norms. This Sunday, we explored how we too are faced with a crucial choice: to live in the culture or the Kingdom, but not both. Just as the Ephesians discarded what hindered their growth, we must remind ourselve...

This week, Ethan guides us through the fundamental pillars of Christian faith, offering insights for both new believers and seasoned followers alike. From the outset, forgiveness of sins marks the starting point, followed by the obedient act of baptism in water. Moreover, embracing the Holy Spirit's empowerment, active involvement in a church community, and steadfast commitment to spiritual growth...

This week we witness the journeys of Paul and his companions, where service to others becomes the cornerstone of their mission. Through service, we discover a profound sense of confidence that stems from being part of a supportive community. Service redirects our focus from self-consumption to selfless contribution.

When spreading the gospel, waiting for people to come to us isn't enough; we must take the initiative to reach out to them wherever they are. God's Word knows no bounds. While we're accountable for our obedience and commitment to sharing the gospel, the ultimate outcome rests in God's hands. May this truth encourage you to step out boldly in faith, knowing that God's sovereignty is at work in ever...

This Mother's Day Pastor Byron walks us through the timeless wisdom of Proverbs 31. Proverbs 31 is poetry, not a performance review. The Proverbs 31 woman serves as a timeless example, not of flawlessness, but of faithfulness and resilience in the face of life's challenges. Her strength, dignity, and wisdom are not products of human effort but flow from her deep-rooted trust in God and His provisi...

The Spiritual Discipline Of Prayer w/ Tara Marshall by Redemption Church

Not everything will be what you think or the way you see it. Paul and Silas encountered various challenges, from confronting a possessed girl to enduring imprisonment. Yet, through their unwavering faith and praise, they witnesses the unexpected. You can always rely on God not only to meet your expectations, but exceed your expectations, even in the face of adversity.

God intricately designed us on purpose for a purpose. Guided by the Holy Spirit, Paul and Silas' navigated through various obstacles. God is always speaking; are you listening? Be encouraged that while you maybe in a season of waiting, God is still working. Seek God's will earnestly, trust in His timing, and remain steadfast.

As a family of believers we need to accept that conflict is a price that we will pay for community. Because there are no perfect people there will never be a perfect church. Instead of burning bridges, we should approach conflict with the truth that we are building the Kingdom. Being bitter is a choice but so is being being better.

The gospel is not good advice but rather the good news that shows us that salvation isn't earned but generously given as a gift from God. Through Christ, anyone can experience redemption and new life. We are all able to receive but are you willing?

The Spiritual Discipline Of Worship w/ Jacob Hryhorchuk by Redemption Church

Have you ever shared your favorite restaurant with someone else? Then you have the ability to evangelize. This week, Pastor Byron walks us through practical ways to engage in evangelism that truly makes a difference in the lives of others, embodying the essence of Christ's love and redemption.

Are you living without hope? This easter we get to look at an empty grave and because Jesus lives, life is worth living.

We can’t out give God but we can embrace a lifestyle of generosity that reflects the abundance of blessings given to those those who give with a joyful heart. Don’t believe the lie. When you give you don’t have less, but rather you are blessed.

Last week we began to learn the differences between obedience over obligation. A mindset of generosity meets the needs when they arise and place our faith in God above all else. True generosity is prioritizing God, knowing the blessing is on the other side of our obedience.