Redemption Church

How do we respond in times of betrayal? In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to trust God to bring victory to our lives. Betrayal is not defeat!

How do we respond in times of betrayal? In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to trust God to bring victory in our lives. Betrayal is not defeat!

Jesus once said, "the greatest among you is your servant.” In this sermon Pastor Robbey exposes three lies that hold Christians back from greatness.

Blessings come with a price, and often that price is paid by others. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to take a stand so that others might be blessed.

What was the last time that God blessed you, and you were overcome with thanksgiving? In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us the importance of remaining in the moment.

Jesus shocked the world when he brought Lazarus back from the dead! In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us to turn to God in our crisis.

We live in a world that is both cruel and difficult. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey gives us three reasons we should trust Jesus, the Good Shepherd.

In this sermon, Pastor Robbey reminds us of the necessity of Christ's death and resurrection.

We never know what God can do through us until we take a step of faith. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey explains that God is always positioning us to act in faith. Like Peter, we need to take the next step, no matter how ridiculous it sounds.

In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us how to find the courage to fight and not be paralyzed by our fear.

Covid 19 has disrupted our way of life. Schools have closed and our streets look like a scene from a ghost town. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to see things as they are.

Sometimes God has been preparing a person’s heart to receive the good news. What a shame it would be if the messenger were the only hindrance to someone coming to Christ.

Who will stand between you and God’s wrath? Who will speak for you on Judgment Day? Jesus!

Everyone has a circle of influence. How we use that influence indicates our purpose. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey challenges us to use our influence to grow God’s Kingdom.

Christ-followers eager to share with the gospel and see others place faith in Jesus have two things in common; they value the gospel and are not ashamed.

Even though Christianity is the largest religion in the world, it finds itself at odds with the world. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey reminds us whose side we are on.

Many church-goers can recite scripture left and right, and lack one thing. The love of God. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey challenges us to search our hearts for God’s love.

Pastor Robbey teaches us the importance of having first-person faith.

Today Pastor Robbey dips into the mystery of salvation. How did a Holy God save sinners like us?

Have you ever been puzzled as to who God is? In today’s sermon, Pastor Robbey unpacks a few pieces of the puzzle.

In this message, Pastor Robbey teaches us to serve God our love for Him instead of what we can get from Him. Serving God with an agenda is a trap that we must avoid. Otherwise, we will wake up one morning with the wrong result. As did Jacob, when he worked, so he could marry Rachael but was tricked into marrying Leah. Grace teaches us to serve God out of love, and we will reap a better reward (Rac...

In this message, Pastor Robbey reminds us to return to the “Bethel’s” of our lives; they are the places where God has spoken to us. He also challenges us to stop negotiating with God.

In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us that Christianity is a process, and often it doesn’t take as much as you think to change your life. Your change could be as simple as adding/changing one thing.

In this message, Pastor Robbey teaches us to let go of who we pretend to be and take hold of God. In doing so, we will find the person God created us to be.

In this message, Pastor Robbey brings the book of 1st Corinthians to a close-by, encouraging us to be watchful of those who would cause division — reminding us to stand firm in our faith and to grow up and begin to serve Jesus.