Redemption Church | Tampa

Do you want to be great? More importantly, do you want to be great in the eyes of Jesus? We live in a world that measures greatness by success, status, and recognition. But in Mark 9:30–37, Jesus challenges everything we think we know about greatness. Greatness in God's Kingdom is measured by what you give, not what you gain. In this message, we discover what it means to follow Jesus through a...

What's Love Got To Do With How do you know if you really love Jesus? This message challenges us to examine our love for Christ and see whether it stands up to the biblical test. It?

Ahab got exactly what he wanted, and thought he got away with it. Then Elijah showed up. This message is a warning about where sin takes us and what happens when God finally gets our attention.

What do you do when God interrupts your plans? Elisha was working an ordinary day in an ordinary field when God’s call changed everything. In 1 Kings 19:19–21, his response shows us what it looks like to recognize God’s call, respond with urgency, and follow with nothing held back. God is still calling people. The question is: How will you respond?

What are you doing here? Be careful what you allow to drive you away from your calling. In 1 Kings 19, Elijah is discouraged, isolated, and convinced he’s the only one left. But God meets him there, corrects his perspective, and sends him back with a purpose

What do you do when you’ve prayed, trusted God, and still see nothing?  In 1 Kings 18, Elijah had God’s promise, but the sky was still empty. So he prayed. He waited. And he kept looking. Until the rain came.  Maybe it’s time to look again.

In 1 Kings 18, Elijah draws a line in the sand: if the Lord is God, follow Him. This message exposes the empty promises of the things we chase and reminds us that false gods promise what only the true God provides.

It’s easy to follow God when the people around you are doing the same. But what about when they aren’t? 1 Kings 18 shows us what faithfulness looks like when following God puts you in the minority.

What do you do when God’s plan doesn’t make sense? In 1 Kings 17, Elijah learns that God’s provision may not always look the way we expect, but His Word can always be trusted.  You don’t have to understand what God is doing to take Him at His Word.

If Jesus says the world should recognize His followers by their love, it’s worth asking: Where’s the love? Romans 12 shows us that real love is more than something we say or feel, it’s the evidence of a life that has been changed by Jesus.

What does your giving reveal about your worship?  When we recognize God’s infinite worth, generosity becomes more than an obligation, it becomes an act of worship

Most Christians want to help others follow Jesus, but many don't know where to start! In this message from 1 Thessalonians 2, discover Paul's practical blueprint for biblical discipleship. Learn how to share your life, set the example, and intentionally invest in others with the truth of God's Word. If you've ever wondered how God could use an ordinary believer to make an eternal i...

Can you look back at your life and see how one conversation changed everything? In Acts 8, we see two men engage in a divinely orchestrated conversation and they would never be the same! If you struggle sharing your faith this message will be a help and encouragement!

Even the strongest believers have moments when they want to quit. After calling down fire from heaven on Mount Carmel, Elijah crashes. Fear replaces faith. Exhaustion replaces confidence. The prophet who stood before kings now sits beneath a broom tree asking God to let him die. Maybe you've been there. In this message from 1 Kings 19, we'll discover how God meets us in seasons of burnout,...

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?