Redemption Church Flagstaff

We look at three characteristics Paul gives the Christian commuinty in Ephesus to pursue and to be. What it means to be wise people, Spirit filled people, and mutually submissive people. 

This week we look at how God's call and rescue of us is rooted in his restablishing what our true identity is as humans. We look at two things that Paul talks about this week; Identity and Sin. 

Pastor Aaron Dailey from Alhambra Beloved Community takes us through a passage that continues to encourage us as Christians to choose love in our community rather than the things that tear our communities apart. 

This week, Pastor Anthony shares with us how our relationship with Jesus transform our identity as a people. As you listen, you might want to consider: what does the "old humanity" mean for me? And how can I step deeper into this "new humanity" that Jesus is offering?

This week we see three things in the passage; 1. Jesus gifts the church with the church. 2. Jesus has work for us to do. 3. Jesus wants to grow us up in all kinds of ways. We get a great picture for what Paul's vision for the church was in the first century. 

Rand Habegger has us look closely at how passionate Paul is about the unity of the church. He looks at four aspects of Unity seen in this passage; the core, the command, the character, and the cost. This is a sermon that challenges us with God's own heart for our own unity together as believers. 

This week, Anthony shares with us what many scholars call "Paul's High Priestly Prayer" and highlights God's boundless nature and never ending love for us as His creation. Please feel free to take some time to pray with Jesus today and reflect on these 3 questions: 1. Where in your life do you need strength from God to continue walking out the Christian faith? 2. What part of God's love would you...

This week we look at Paul talk about how Jew and Gentile together in the church is the manifold wisdom of God. We spend a lot of time looking at the implications of the Gospel in this sermon. 

Pastor Anthony shares with us how Paul's letter to the Ephesians explains God's renewal of His people, what that means, and how it applies to the way we live our lives today. 

Pastor Anthony is back! On his Sunday back from sabbatical we get a sermon from one of his favorite passages in scripture. He breaks it up for us by looking at Our oppression, God's grace, and God's craftmanship.

This week, Pastor Kyle lends context to the letter of Ephesians by describing Paul's life in his day and time and highlighting the gratitude in his prayer life.

This week, Pastor Aaron Dailey from Beloved Community Alhambra shares with us the ministry of reconciliation as Paul laid out in his letter to Ephesus and what it means for us as followers of Jesus. As you listen, consider the question: what soil are your roots planted in and how deep have they grown?

Pastor Aaron Dailey ends the Beatitudes Series as he shares with us the beautiful and challenging reality followers of Jesus face when they refuse to be shaped by the world.

This week, Pastor Jon describes to us the peace of God, defining the differences between the peace that Jesus offers and the peace of the world.

This week, Pastor Kyle dives into Matthew 5:8 as he shares about the bright and unexpected light of God's love and what it would look like to reflect that love within our communities. 

This week, Pastor Aaron Dailey talks us through the cost of mercy and our call to live through our abundance of the grace which we have received.

This week, pastor Aaron Dailey challenges us to examine the cravings of our hearts as we seek to understand where and how we feel moved by the Spirit to engage with brokenness in our world.

Today Rand Habegger teaches us about the history of Matthew 5:5 and the hidden blessings for the humble in Jesus's "upside-down Kingdom."

This week, Pastor Dave speaks from his experience as a chaplain about the heart of God to be near to those who mourn.

This is our introduction sermon for our new series, The Beatitudes. Pastor Kyle was recovering from surgery, so the sermon was recorded in studio...please enjoy as we look at how Jesus' first sermon was delivered at the climax of God's redemptive narrative!

Today Rand Habeggar shares with us the supreme nature and steadfast love of our God found in Psalm 93. 

In this week's sermon, pastor Kyle teaches on Paul's emphasis of love in his letter to the church of Corinth, describing that while many gifts will pass away, love remains until the end of days.

Rand Habegger walks us through 1 Corinthians 13:4-5 as Paul defines the true love given to us by God, how we can show it, and where we can find it.

Pastor Kyle introduces our "Love Is" series this week by comparing the kind of love found in scripture with that of our culture.

Anthony teaches us about Pentecost Sunday and gives his parting thoughts to the church about this upcoming summer, while he will be away on sabbatical.