Redemption Church - Ohio

In week 11 of “Christ Over All,” we are in Colossians 4:2-6, where we see Paul begin to wrap up his letter. Throughout this series and study, he’s been showing us how Christ is supreme over all things, including the home and the workplace. Here, Paul is going to give final instructions to the church on how they can be helpful to the greater mission of Christ—-focusing on prayer, preaching, and pub...

In Week 10 of our “Christ Over All” series, we turn to Colossians 3:22-4:1. Last week, we focused on what it means to have Christ in the Home, and this week we shift to the workplace. Here, Paul offers insight and instruction that, when seen rightly, allows work to become proper worship and an effective witness. Website:www.experienceredemption.comFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/experienceredemp...

In Week 9 of our Christ Over All series, we examine Colossians 3:18-21. This passage is pretty straightforward —and yet it is profoundly different from the world’s prevailing mindset. To be clear, the point of this text is not to make us feel good or to be contextualized to our modern culture, but to answer the question: What does the Bible say a Christian household is supposed to look like? Websi...

Week 8 of our series studying Colossians continues in chapter 3, verses 12-17. In Part 1, two weeks ago, we looked at two of Paul’s three Christ-exalting commands to shape our new way of living. We’ll explore the 3rd this week —to put on (what is righteous).Here, Paul offers instructions for putting on and living a Christ-honoring life. It’s not just about Church Week, revivals, Worship Nights, an...

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This weekend, we welcomed back Pastor Josh Whitlow. A lot has happened since his family relocated to Arizona to launch Purpose Church. In just two years, they’ve already seen over 300 come to faith in Christ and 130 baptized! We’ve been cheering them on from afar, and we’re thrilled to have him back with us to bring a powerful message on prayer. As we step into Church Week, this message challenges...

In the 7th week of Christ Over All, we turn to Colossians 3:1-11. Here, in part 1 of my message, A Christ-Honoring Life, Paul begins to describe the kind of life that flows from being redeemed by, made alive in, and set free in Christ. We are called to something greater and are given three Christ-exalting commands that shape this new way of living. Today, we’ll look at the first two. We’ll explore...

In Week 6 of our "Christ Over All" series, we turn to Colossians 2:16-23, where Paul challenges us to live in the freedom Christ has won for us. He warns against slipping into legalism, spiritual elitism, and man-made religion—reminding us that true transformation comes through Christ alone. Website:www.experienceredemption.comFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/experienceredemptionInstagr...

In week 5 of our current series, Christ Over All, we examine Colossians 2:9-15. Here, Paul offers a simple yet beautiful reminder of what happens when we invite Christ into our lives as our Lord and Savior. As Pastor Steven walks us through it, he highlights four important points to consider as we examine what it truly means to be Alive in Christ. Website:www.experienceredemption.comFacebook:https...

It’s likely you’ve had a loved one taken captive by philosophy and empty deceit —lies often disguised by other names. In Week 4 of our "Christ Over All" series, Steven walks us through Colossians 2:6-8 to highlight the enemy’s process, describes in detail some specific philosophies (lies) that are used, and then outlines a path we can take to fight against them by making sure that our ro...

Last week, in our series, Christ Over All, we were reminded that because Christ is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation, and the Creator in whom all things work together, we should then worship and work for Him, and worry less. In week 3, we focus more on how we work for Christ. What role do we play in working toward His mission of making Himpreeminent and reconciling all...

Last week, we concluded our discussion with the beauty of the Gospel — how we’ve been delivered, transferred, and qualified—through Redemption (a buyback). Picking up in verses 15-23, we learn the who and how —Jesus! Today, we examine three descriptions of Him and explore three ways we can apply that knowledge. Website:www.experienceredemption.comFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/experienceredempt...

We begin our new series, Christ Over All, studying the book of Colossians. This week, we delve into the first 14 verses of Chapter 1 to see that whenthe clear truth of the Gospel takes root in a local church, it transformseverything—our identity in Christ, our community, and our mission—producing fruit, fueling growth, and inspiring gospel-driven action. Website:www.experienceredemption.comFaceboo...

At the start of the year, Steven preached on “How to Take a Promised Land” from Joshua 1. Today’s message is a follow-up on how to avoid losing it. In today’s text, Israel faces unexpected defeat despite God’s promise of victory. Joshua is stunned. Maybe you’ve been there too—on your journey of redemption, holding onto God’s promises, when things suddenly go wrong. Why? That’s the question we’re e...

What does it mean to live a truly blessed life? In Deut. 28:1–14, God outlines the incredible blessings that follow a life of faithful obedience to His Word. In week 4 of A Series of Sermons, we explore the covenantal promise of blessing —not just for ancient Israel, but for all who faithfully obey God, in Christ, today. Website:www.experienceredemption.com Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/experi...

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In week three of A Series of Sermons , we t u r n t o Genesis 32:1-12 and see a great return. It’s been nearly 20 years since Jacob left home with nothing but a staff in his hand. He ended up in his Uncle Laban’s household by God's providence. While there, the Lord greatly blessed him. Now, after years of growth in both his family and his wealth, God is calling him back home. Jacob returns to...

In week 2 of A Series of Sermons, we look to Acts 6:1–7. The early church is experiencing explosive growth—and the real problems that come with it. The issue in this passage is essentially a money and operations problem. At the time, the church had two major groups: the Hebrews and the Hellenists. In modern terms, think “KJV-only Baptists vs. everybody else.” The Hellenist widows were being overlo...

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This week, in our first of A Series of Sermons, we turn to 2 Timothy 4:13. Paul wrote this in a damp, dark Roman prison cell shortly before his death. He is writing the book to Timothy, the young pastor of Ephesus, whom, in many ways, Paul is entrusting to carry on his tradition. This verse teaches us four true things for the believer in every season of life. Before we look at these, we’ll draw ou...

Easter is an incredible reminder of Redemption. In our failures, God brings undeserved mercy, new life, and hope to a world that greatly needs it. This Easter Sunday, we are picking up in the last verse of this tragic section of the Scripture, where David’s sin is revealed. We look at what might seem an obscure verse for Easter Sunday, 2 Samuel 12:23. “And what does this have to do with Easter Sun...

We’ve been studying David, a “man after God’s own heart,” and how such a mighty man inspires others to Man Up! We now move to one of the most sobering stories in Scripture. Part 5 of our series examines what leads mighty men to fall. The Bible doesn’t sanitize the shortcomings of our heroes. God uses imperfect men to fulfill His perfect plan of redemption. Moses had a massive anger problem, Noah h...