Redemption Church | Tampa

Why do so many Christians struggle to pray? In Luke 11:1–13, Jesus shows us that a healthy prayer life doesn't begin with the right technique, it begins with knowing the right Person. As Jesus teaches the Lord's Prayer, He invites us to approach God as our Father, bringing every need to Him with dependence, persistence, and confidence. If your prayer life has grown stale, inconsistent, or uncertai...

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this message, we explore Christ's invitation to leave the old life behind and walk with Him. Discover the the life-changing call and purpose of following Jesus.

Spiritual battles are won long before the moment of temptation, fear, or discouragement. As Paul closes his letter to the Ephesians, he reminds believers that God has provided everything necessary to stand firm in the fight. This message is a call to be prepared, stay vigilant, and remain faithful to Christ in every season of life.

Every follower of Jesus will face opposition, temptation, discouragement, and spiritual attack. The question is not whether the battle will come, but whether we’ll be standing when it does. In Ephesians 6:10-13, Paul points us to the strength of God, the reality of our enemy, and the call to remain faithful in the fight. The Christian life is not won by our strength, but by standing in His.

It’s easy to believe that what happens on Sunday matters to God and what happens on Monday simply pays the bills. But Scripture paints a different picture. In Ephesians 6:5–9, Paul shows how the gospel transforms our attitude toward work, leadership, service, and success. This passage reminds us that God is present in the ordinary rhythms of life and that even our daily work can become an act of w...

This week, Pastor Josh walks through Ephesians 6:1–4 and shows how God's design for the home can impact generations to come. If you've ever wondered what it looks like to build a Christ centered family in today's world, this message is for you.

What happens when God uses an ordinary person to change someone’s life forever? In this guest message from Acts 9:10–18, Pastor Heath Spivey walks through the story of Ananias, an overlooked disciple who said yes to God in a difficult moment. Through fear, uncertainty, and obedience, we’re reminded that God often does His greatest work through ordinary people who are simply available.

Most people don’t drift from God overnight. It happens slowly through distraction, compromise, and living on autopilot. In this message from Ephesians 5:15–21, Pastor Josh unpacks what it looks like to walk wisely, live Spirit filled, and pay attention to the direction of your life. The Spirit filled life is not accidental. It’s intentional. What’s controlling your life is shaping your life, and G...

You weren’t saved to stay the same. In this message from Ephesians 4, we look at what it really means to live the new life in Christ. The old patterns don’t fit anymore, and the way of Jesus leads to something completely different. This is a call to stop living like the old you and step fully into who God has made you to be.

The resurrection of Jesus demands a response. In this Easter message from Matthew 28:1–10, we step into the first Easter morning, where fear turned to joy, doubt met clarity, and ordinary people were given a message that would change the world. The empty tomb is not just something to believe, it’s something to respond to.

You don’t just go to church. You are the church. The Church That Works  is a call to stop spectating and start participating. When every part does its part, the whole body grows. The question is: are you in?

If the gospel has truly changed your life, it should begin to change the way you live. In this message from Ephesians 4, Pastor Josh explores what it means to walk in a way that reflects the calling we have received in Christ. This passage reminds us that following Jesus is not just about what we believe but how we live together as His people.

We love mysteries, but Ephesians 3 reveals one that changes everything: in Christ, you are included and enlisted in God’s eternal purpose. What once looked exclusive has now been opened wide through the gospel. If you’ve ever wondered whether your life truly matters in God’s story, this message is for you.

The gospel does more than change your future. It changes your relationships. In this message from Ephesians 2, we look at how Jesus breaks down barriers, brings people together, and gives us a place to truly belong. If you have ever felt like an outsider, this passage speaks directly to you.

In Ephesians 1, Paul prays a powerful prayer not for changed circumstances but for opened eyes. Using the famous twist from The Sixth Sense, this message reminds us that spiritual growth is not about getting something new from God but seeing clearly what is already true in Christ. As we look at God’s person, God’s power, and God’s plan, we are invited to move from information to revelation, from i...

Ephesians 1 takes us to the top of the mountain to see what God has already decided in Christ. You are chosen, adopted, redeemed, and sealed and that changes how you live today. This message will help you stop living from insecurity and start living from gospel identity.

You cannot follow Jesus closely without sharing His heart and joining His work. In Matthew 9:35–38, Jesus reveals His compassion for people and His call to step into the harvest. This message challenges us to see the need around us, move beyond comfort, and join the work God is already doing. 

Hebrews 10 shows us that faith does not grow in isolation. It grows when we show up, stay consistent, and invest in the people God has placed around us. In this message, Pastor Josh reminds us that church is not a crowd you attend but a family you commit to. If you’ve been drifting, discouraged, or disconnected, this will help you take a step back toward community.

What does it look like to make room for God when life feels crowded? In Luke 2, Jesus enters the world quietly, humbly, and without fanfare, reminding us that God often works in overlooked places and unexpected ways. This message invites us to examine what is filling our lives and whether we have truly made room for Christ.

What does it look like to make room for God when life feels crowded? In Luke 2, Jesus enters the world quietly, humbly, and without fanfare, reminding us that God often works in overlooked places and unexpected ways. This message invites us to examine what is filling our lives and whether we have truly made room for Christ.

When the noise of life fills your mind with fear, worry, or pain, the gospel offers something better, truth that sets you free. Join Pastor Josh as he shares how to find peace in the promises of Jesus.

When you truly grasp grace, it transforms how you live and how you give. In this message, Pastor Josh Skelly teaches from 2 Corinthians 8 and 9 to show that generosity isn’t about obligation but opportunity. Grace doesn’t just change your status before God; it changes your spirit toward others.

Ever wonder why gratitude doesn’t come easy? In this message, Pastor Josh Skelly unpacks the obstacles that keep us from being grateful and the one thing that leads to a heart full of thankfulness. From Luke 7, discover how seeing Jesus clearly changes everything about how you respond to Him.

Ever feel like God is close on the good days but far on the hard ones? Like one mistake, one bad week, or one unanswered prayer could push you out of His reach? In  Never Separated,  we walk through Romans 8:31 to 39 to see why that fear is a lie. Discover how Paul’s five bold questions expose the things that intimidate us and anchor us in the truth that God is for us, Christ intercedes for us, an...

Pastor Mark took us through Romans 8:18-30 to show that when life hurts, God has not abandoned us. He reminded us that our suffering is temporary, the Spirit meets us in our weakness, and God is weaving every part of our story for good. Even when we cannot see the way forward, God is present, God is working, and our future with Him is secure.