Redemption Church | Tampa

Confidence isn’t arrogance, it’s assurance that you belong. In this message from Romans 8:12–17, Pastor Josh Skelly unpacks how the Spirit leads us, the Father loves us, and the Son secures us so we can live certain of who we are in Christ.

Ever hear something that sounded too good to be true? In this message from Romans 8, Pastor Josh Skelly shows us that the Gospel really is that good. You’re not condemned, you’re covered; and the same Spirit that raised Jesus is still working in you.

Feeling tired? Worn down? Jesus’ invitation isn’t for the put-together; it’s for the worn-out. In this message, Pastor Josh shares how real rest isn’t about checking out, but about walking with the One who’s gentle and lowly in heart. Learn what it means to lay down your weight and find peace in Jesus.

What’s driving your life? In this message, Pastor Josh Skelly shares how the love of Christ changes why you live, the grace of Christ changes how you see, and the mission of Christ changes what you share. When His love becomes your motive, everything else finds its direction.

Have you ever made a decision you thought was small in the moment but turned out to be a bigger decision in hindsight? In Mark 5, Pastor Dennis shows that when following Jesus you can make big impact in your faithful witness. 

We’ve all had appointments we couldn’t wait to skip—the dentist, the DMV, the doctor’s office. But what about the ones God sets up? In Acts 8, Philip gets rerouted onto a desert road for a one-on-one encounter that ends up changing history. In this message, Pastor Josh unpacks how to recognize God’s voice, step into the moment, and watch Him work.

Ruth’s story ends with joy, redemption, and a brand new future. But it is really pointing to something even bigger. In this message we see how Jesus is the Greater Boaz who steps in, pays the price, and writes us into His story.

What do you do when God asks you to take a big step of faith? In Ruth 3 we see Ruth make a bold move, Boaz step up as her redeemer, and Naomi remind her to wait on God’s timing. This message will inspire you to step into God’s plan, trust His timing, and rest in the work of Jesus, the Redeemer who will not stop until the story is finished

Sermon description: Your name matters. In Ruth 2, we see Boaz known for his faith and strength, and Ruth remembered for her loyalty and humility. Their reputations remind us that the greatest name of all is Jesus, the Redeemer who brings grace and provision into our lives.

The choices you make effect the choices other make. In Ruth 1, we see how bad choices and good choices affect one’s life but we also God’s choice which ultimately redeems!

What does it mean to follow Jesus? Pastor Eric shows us from the Gospel of Mark 7 things that every follower of Jesus should be involved in!

Am I wise person? How am I able to grow in the area of wisdom? Pastor Jeff unpacks James 3 to show us from Scripture what it means to be a wise person.

Every product comes with a manual but what life? In Proverbs 3, Pastor Elbert gives a great challenge that God’s Word gives us the answers to life.

Ever said something and immediately wished you could take it back? James 3 reminds us that the tongue isn’t just a problem; it’s a fire. In this message, we take an honest look at how our words reveal what’s really going on in our hearts. The solution isn’t a better filter—it’s a transformed life. Only the Gospel has the power to change what comes out by changing what’s within.

What you believe shapes how you live. In this message, Pastor Josh unpacks 2 Corinthians 10:3–5 to show how spiritual strongholds are formed—and how to tear them down with truth. Learn to take every thought captive and replace the lie with what God says is true.

What does Scripture say about money and the Christian life? From this text, Nate teaches on this principle; God’s children should not pursue wealth but live from a position of wealth! 

Failure isn’t the end of your story when Jesus is involved. In this message from John 21, Pastor Josh unpacks how grace not only restores—it rewrites. Whether you're discouraged, distracted, or drifting, this chapter shows that Jesus doesn’t cancel His followers—He calls them again.

In a culture that tells you to "follow your heart," Proverbs 4 gives you a better way— guard it . In this message, Pastor Josh walks through a powerful section of Scripture that shows why the heart isn’t just emotional—it's directional. What you listen to, what you say, where you look, and how you walk will either anchor you in God’s wisdom or pull you into destruction.

John 20 isn’t just about an empty tomb—it’s about a Savior who shows up. He meets Mary in her tears, the disciples in their fear, and Thomas in his questions. Jesus doesn’t shame them; He speaks peace, calls them by name, and invites them to believe. The resurrection changes everything—and it still does.

The world gave Jesus a crown of thorns and called it a loss—but heaven called it a victory. John 19 isn’t just the story of a crucifixion; it’s the story of a King carrying out every detail of redemption with purpose. In this episode, we look at how Jesus was rejected, crushed, and buried—but never out of control. The crown didn’t dethrone Him—it revealed Him.

In John 17, we get a front-row seat to Jesus’ final prayer before the cross. He prays for Himself, His disciples, and for us—asking for glory, unity, and love. This message from Pastor Josh unpacks what it means to live a life of prayer that reflects Jesus’ heart. Because before the cross, there was a conversation—and it still speaks today

In this message, Pastor Josh unpacks how Jesus offers peace in the midst of life’s pressures. From the sorrow of the disciples to the joy of understanding Christ’s victory, we see how following Jesus means trusting Him in the waiting, clinging to His presence in the storm, and standing firm because He’s already won. If you’re feeling the weight of the world, Jesus is offering you peace—not by remo...

Who is the Holy Spirit and what is His role in my life? Pastor Josh breaks down the tension between the bad news of Jesus’ departure and the good news of the Holy Spirit’s arrival. Jesus promises that though He’s leaving, we’re not alone—the Holy Spirit is here!  

In this message, Pastor Josh takes us through a radical call to love like Jesus, stand firm in our faith when the world pushes back, and trust the Holy Spirit to help us do both. Jesus doesn’t just call us servants—He calls us friends. Yet, friendship with Jesus comes with both a cost and a comfort. From the command to love one another to the promise of the Spirit’s help, Jesus shows us how to liv...

How do I love people? Especially the difficult people? Pastor Ben Bakss from Lighthouse Church in Rockhamption Australia shares from God’s Word how to be a person who accomplishes the greatest commandment.