Redemption Hill Boise Podcast

“It’s about active trust and your inner life.” We are so excited to hear from Laura for our sixth episode in the series “Liturgy: The Work of the People,” as she talks about our core value of Zeal with Contemplation. Exploring the stories of Martha and Mary, Laura walks through how to navigate these paradoxical rhythms, the “gentle swaying” of work and rest, of faith and action, and of zeal and co...

“The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective. Do you believe that about your prayers?” In the fifth “Liturgy” episode, Kyle explores the core value of missional prayer, a powerful, life-changing, life-bringing practice that shapes us in our daily liturgies to be more like Jesus. He walks through the commands in James to pray in every circumstance, with and for the community and the...

“This is the good news of the gospel: that we are made to be one with the God that made all things.” In our third “Liturgy” episode, Robert jumps into our core value of Unity head first, through the lens of the Apostle’s Creed and Jesus’ High Priestly Prayer in John 17. He asks the questions of what it means to be a community and why it’s so difficult for us as Jesus followers, talking about the s...

“The work we do together is the work of God’s kingdom.” In our second “Liturgy” episode, Robert talks about our core value of MicroChurch. He explores how practicing the powerful work of the kingdom happens in intentional community as we embody the rhythms of gathering, scattering, focusing on God, each other, and the world at large, actively choosing connection and inviting each other into obedie...

“What you do is who you’re becoming.” Our summer sermon series, “Liturgy: The Work of the People,” is exploring our liturgies–the work of the people of the Kingdom–and throughout the next few months we are diving into the core values that we hold as a community. Our first episode of our new summer series, Liturgy: The Work of the People, Robert talks about our first core value, learning the way of...

“We have access to the authority of the Father–but the access we have to the Father is for the people around us.” In this last episode of our spring series, “Robes, Candles, Smells, and Bells,” Robert talks about the first and the last priests of the world, this significance of the mysterious figure of Melchizedek, and the good news of our role as family members of the royal priesthood who are bri...

"Good news is proclaimed out loud in the language of the people." In the sixth episode of the series "Robes, Candles, Bells and Smells," Robert continues in his sermon from last week on the supernaturally normal voice of God, elaborates on our role as prophetic priestly ambassadors who speak the good news in a language that people understand, and explores what God's voice actually sounds like as w...

"God's voice will be an supernaturally ordinary thing, and it will be accompanied by the kingdom breaking in." In the fifth episode of the series, "Robes, Candles, Smells and Bells," Robert talks about our role as prophets and priestly mediators in the kingdom of God, people who pay attention to the gift of the voice of God and gently proclaim what we hear to the people around us as open channels...

"To be a priest is to set your life aside." In the fourth episode of the series "Robes, Candles, Smells and Bells," Robert talks about the purpose of God's people in the world, the expansive mission of God's kingdom, and our holy, peculiar, passionate, particular calling to be priests, unified by one Spirit. Find more from Redemption Hill at redemptionboise.org , and follow us on Instagram @redemp...

In the third episode of the series "Robes, Candles, Smells and Bells," Robert talks about kingdom authority for everyday miracles, and what that bold prayer looks like for us as priests and followers of Jesus. Find more from Redemption Hill at redemptionboise.org , and follow us on Instagram @redemptionboise , and Facebook at Redemption Hill Boise .  redemption church, churches near me non de...

"The work of worship is to infuse our actions with meaning." In the second episode of the series "Robes, Candles, Smells and Bells," Robert speaks on sacrifice in the kingdom of God, how we actively live into our role of imago dei - "little representatives" of God, called to be priests and sacrifices, an altar and a temple of the Holy Spirit. Find more from Redemption Hill at redemptionboise.org ,...

"Do you see yourself as a priest?" Robert asks in the first episode of the series "Robes, Candles, Smells and Bells." In this episode, he explores what it means to be a part of the royal priesthood mentioned in 1 Peter 2. He works through the reality of our uninhibited access to God's presence following the resurrection, the history of priests starting with Melchizedek, how to build our life on th...

"God also aches for renewal." For our Easter episode, Robert explores the beautiful, wild reality of resurrection, and how in order to fully understand the glory of new life, we first have to grapple with the truth of death in our world. He talks about recreation in a kingdom in which resurrection is normal, and what it means to be resurrected, following our King and experiencing the beauty of the...

"The week of easter is the spiritual battle played out right in front of us. Either we can fight it or we can pretend like it doesn't exist, but we're going to be on the battlefield either way...but there's hope because God has given us the spirit and he's given us each other and he's given us his presence." In episode 14 of our series PLAN: God's Purpose in a Fractured World, Robert speaks on the...

In the 12th episode of our series, “PLAN: God’s Purpose in a Fractured World,” Robert dives into the 6th chapter of Ephesians, exploring the characteristics spirit-filled relationships, specifically between children and parents, and slaves and masters (and what those seemingly archaic terms look like in todays modern context!) Find more from Redemption Hill at redemptionboise.org , or follow us on...

In a world that is "helplessly confused," what would it look like to live a better way? In the tenth episode of our "PLAN: God's Purpose for a Fractured World," series, Robert elaborates on the concept of shame, how the answer to our shame is the reality that we are covered by the love of Jesus, and how the reality of our belovedness is the foundation of a life dedicated to imitating Christ. Find...

For the start of Lent, and the ninth episode of our series, "PLAN: God's Purpose for a Fractured World," Marques explores Ephesians 4, and what it looks like practically to get rid of the bitterness and anger that slips into our lives, choosing to live instead as people full of light, hope, kindness and goodness. Find more from Redemption Hill at redemptionboise.org , or follow us on Instagram @re...

"We are meant to be the ongoing incarnation of Jesus in the world." In the eighth episode of the series, "PLAN: God's Purpose for a Fractured World," Robert speaks on unity "in a thick sense," how deep connection with the Father draws us together, and the five-fold, spirit-led ministry of the church that is the tool for equipping, strengthening, and building up the unified body of Christ. Find mor...

In the seventh episode of our PLAN series, Robert finishes the second half of Ephesians 3, and the mighty power at work within each member of the body of Christ, as Christ makes his home in our hearts in our journey of trusting him. Find more from Redemption Hill at redemptionboise.org , or follow us on Instagram @redemptionboise , and Facebook at Redemption Hill Boise .  redemption church, c...

In the sixth episode of our series "PLAN: God's Purpose for a Fractured World," Robert explores the first half of Ephesians 3, touching on what Paul's message of radical inclusion of both the Jews and Gentiles in the body of Christ means for us today in our modern day church. Find more from Redemption Hill at redemptionboise.org , or follow us on Instagram @redemptionboise , and Facebook at Redemp...

In the fourth episode of the series "PLAN: God's Purpose in a Fractured World," Marques talks about the interconnectedness of kingdom of God, how each member of the body is of value, and the necessity of listening to, being in community with, and loving people who are different from us, even (especially) when it's hard. Find more from Redemption Hill at redemptionboise.org , or follow us on Instag...

"That is the work that God is doing throughout all time in history, is to fill all things with his presence, his spirit and then have all things come under his rule and reign. That brings the flourishing, the hope for a renewed creation that we're all living and dying for." In the third episode of the series PLAN: God's Purpose for a Fractured World, Robert talks about the beauty of transformed li...

"Paul prays that we will be given a heart and mind that can understand and appropriate what christ has already done, what we've already been given. That the lights will go on in our brains, so we can know God and understand the reality of what he's doing and what it means to join him." In the second episode of the series PLAN: God's Purpose for a Fractured World, Bob Hyatt teaches about the defini...

In this first episode of season 1, Robert introduces the new series for 2022, “PLAN: God’s Purpose in a Fractured World,” with Ephesians 1, talking about covenant triangles, spiritual blessings and the ultimate purpose for our lives–to embody, praise and glorify Christ. Note: We had some technical difficulties with our live stream/recording so this audio is the only first segment of the sermon. We...