Redemption Church Flagstaff

Pastor Juan from Redemption Alhambra takes us through a beautiful passage this morning. 

Pastor Kyle reminds us that our abiding is rooted in God's fatherly love of us. We obey because he loves us, not to get God to love or bless us. 

Ever wonder about that tricky term antichrists in the Bible? We go a bit in depth on the term in this sermon. And we talk about what it means to hold on to what they heard from the beginning.

This week Anthony takes us through how 1st John 2 wants to encourages us about God has done in us, but also warn us about loving the world. 

We look at the ideas of obedience and love in 1st John 2. We learn that the intensity of this passage should motivate us. God's love should transform us, and it will also radicalize us. 

Rand Habegger helps us see that we can look to Christ when we sin. Every time we sin we can be reminded that he is our advocate and our atonement. 

Pastor Kyle introduces us to the book of 1st John. He helps us see how the way we think about truth is so affected by the world we've grown up in, as well as talks through what it means that sin is real. 

We close our series looking at some of the most important truths in all of scripture about the love of God. We see four different ways that God's love is with us no matter what.

We look at two more ways God wants to comfort us in the midst of our suffering. 

This week we look at Paul addressing how God wants to comfort us in the midst of creation itself groaning under sin, and as we groan under sin and suffering. 

We spend time looking at the glorious idea of being adopted by God. We looking at three things in particular; being children, being sons, and intimacy with God. 

Delphina shows us why there are many things worthy to be lamented by the Indigenous people, and more specifically the Navajo people. 

This week pastor Seth Troutt of Redemption Gateway tells us some of the good news of how we are not obligated to the flesh as we once were. 

This week we take an in depth look at the problem of the flesh, and the solution of the Holy Spirit. 

We start our series in Romans 8. We spend a lengthy amount of time trying to understand what Paul's complex theology in Romans is trying to say, and then we leave with the message that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ. 

This Easter Sunday we look at the Empty tomb through Mary Magdalene's eyes. 

We close our Servant King series looking at a beautiful chapter of Isaiah. Isaiah 55 ends this section of Isaiah and our series. It tells the beautiful story of God inviting all to his table to receive his love. 

Pastor Dave Goffeney takes us through the beautiful chapter of Isaiah 54. He shows us how God's people are promised restoration. That God is worthy to be trusted, and that God's people will thrive forever. 

We get to Isaiah 52 and 53, which are the climatic moments in this poem. We see why God sends the servant and what the servant of God is like.

This week as we look at chapters 50-51 of Isaiah we see three things Exile tries to convince people of, and the three truths in these chapters that God points us to instead. 

For his own glory, the sovereign God will rescue his stubborn people and bring salvation to the world through his Servant.

We take some time to look at chapters 43-44 of Isaiah seeing how it is a witness to God's character and work in this world. 

Week 2 of our series going through Isaiah 40-55 we see this metaphorical court scene, where God pits himself against all earthly idols. And then he encourages us to turn our gaze to him. 

We start a new series looking at this wonderful poem that is found in Isaiah chapters 40-55.

Pastor Kyle takes us through this great passage about Jesus' call for us to be stewards of his kingdom.