Redemption Church Seattle Podcast

"How did I get here?". "How did it come to this?". When we underestimate the power of sin and its ability, we overestimate our own and find ourselves asking these questions. Sin seeks to destroy everything in its path and is never satisfied. No one wants to destroy their lives and God absolutely doesn't want this for you. In this text, we see a much better way to life as opposed to death. (7-19-15...

Are you a professor or a beholder? When you think about God is your first thought, "what can you do for me?" or is it to behold Him and stand in wonder of Him? This has everything to do with how we respond when trouble comes our way as we see here from David whose life is being threatened, yet He stands confident inside the grip of His God. (7-12-15)

We all have wounds from our past that come in different forms. Instead of trying to cover them up, ignore them, or bandage them on our own, there's a better way. As Drew walks us through Psalm 113 what we see is amazing and incredibly comforting. Because of God's greatness He has you, and through His goodness, He'll heal you. (7-5-15)

We're spending our summer in Psalms! This week Ryan opened up Psalm 139 and we reflected on how God knows every part of us; there's nothing hidden and nothing too great for Him to handle. His love is far greater than what we often realize. (06-28-2015)

In this sermon, Ryan continues to walk us through the offensive yet incredibly gracious things Jesus has to say in John 6. (06-21-2015)

What if your way isn't the right way? And if it's not would you humble yourself to whatever the right way is? We're constantly having to ask ourselves this question; in our marriage, in our career, for our future, with our time and money. As Drew leads us through John 6:41-59 we face a somewhat offensive but equally gracious question, "Would you rather have your way, or His (Jesus) life?" (6-14-15...

If you've ever tried to fill a bucket with water that had a leak, you know it quickly becomes tiring and frustrating because no matter how much you keep putting it, it's never enough. In our lives, whether we're running after happiness or trying to fill a void, no matter how much we accumulate or how much we do, it never seems to be enough. As we encounter the words of Jesus in John 6:22-40 with D...

Fear is always looking to steal something whether it's our time, our thoughts, our freedom, or ultimately our joy. Jesus says some pretty big statements when it comes to fear and in John 6 we see this come to life. Listen is as Ryan walks us through the reality of fear but also the reality of hope and grace. (5-31-15)

Our lives are filled with needs. Needs that often produce anxiety, stress, frustration, and concern; especially when the DIY method for meeting those needs isn't working out. So, what does it look like to trade in the anxiety for peace? In this sermon from Drew, we see that "Peace (or the lack of) is a Product of the Provider" as we witness Jesus using minimal resources to provide more than enough...

In the second half of John 5, Jesus has a very frank conversation with a group of religious leaders whose self-righteousness has deceived and blinded them. Listen as Ryan walks us through this passage and connects this to our own lives. (5-17-15)

Do you want to get well? What a simple yet incredibly important question. We all have areas of our life that we either want to see change or need to see change. The thought of "getting well" in this area of our life is much different than actually "getting well." Drew walks us through John 5:1-16 as we see that what Jesus did for a crippled man of 38 years is also what he seeks to do for us. (May...

We all have times in our lives where we find ourselves desperate; desperate for change, desperate for healing, desperate for answers. When desperations comes, where do we go? Ryan opens up John 4:46-53 and explains what desperation, faith, and Jesus have in common through the lens of a desperate father in need of a miracle.

Shame is a prison that wants desperately to hold us captive and grace is the only true key to freedom. Drew shares how Jesus scandalous interaction with a scandalous woman in John 4 makes clear the greatest enemy of shame and our greatest hope, Jesus scandalous grace.

Ryan walks us through the critical reality that only when we realize our role and Jesus' role, will our joy be made complete. We see this wonderful truth at the end of John chapter 3 in the life of John the baptizer.

Whether you're a Christian or not, we all have doubts, concerns, and questions when it comes to what we believe and what will save us. Listen in as Drew walks us through a conversation Jesus had with a man with a lot of questions in John 3.

Jesus hasn't called you to be passive, He's called you to be passionate. And what is Jesus passionate about? People. Listen in as Drew walks through John 2:13-22 and examines what Jesus was so passionate about that He made a whip and turned over tables.

In John 2, Jesus shows up at a big party doing some big things. Check out this sermon from Pastor Drew on why fun isn't a distraction from the gospel, but an effect of the gospel and attraction to the gospel.

Thanks for checking out this sermon from Ryan in John 1:35-51 on relational discipleship. To learn more about Redemption Church visit us at redemptionchurchseattle.com or visit on Sunday at 4pm at 6415 1st Ave NE, Seattle 98115

Pastor Drew explains through John 1:19-34 that when we realize we have a savior we're freed from trying to be a savior.

Gospel of John // 1:6-18 "Grace Takes On Flesh" [Pastor Ryan Kearns] by Redemption Church In Seattle Washington

Who Is Jesus? The Gospel of John unveils the true Jesus of the Bible; not the Jesus of societal ideas, but Jesus for who He truly is, without any filter. Drew introduces us to the book and to the first 5 verses in this weeks sermon. (2.22.15)

1.11.15 marks the birthday and official launch of Redemption Church. Here's the sermon from Pastor Drew on our vision.

A sermon from Redemption Church 01.04.2015 redemptionchurchseattle.com

Salvaged: Peace [Pastor Ryan Kearns] by Redemption Church In Seattle Washington