redhill church podcast

Brent looks at the fact that nothing is too hard for God, for he is all powerful. How does knowing that God is all-powerful impact our lives today?

Continuing our 'God Is...' series, Andrew leads us to reflect on the goodness of God, acknowledging that we don't always understand His ways.

Continuing our ‘God is…’ series, Candace reflects on God who is everlasting, and how we might live in response.

Jill speaks of a God who is just: who sets what’s right and rights what’s wrong because He’s good, and He loves us.

Brent introduces our new series on the attributes of God - ‘God Is…’ - and we reflect on the immutability, or unchanging nature, of God.

Emily shares the story of how she wrote the song 'Here With Us'. For track details, chord chart and music video visit http://redhillmusic.org

On Easter Sunday, or Resurrection Sunday, we celebrate that He is risen! Brent walks us through the story of Jesus’ resurrection, looking at some of the key characters and what they teach us, and what the ‘resurrection’ means for us today and for our eternal future!

On Palm Sunday Vaughan leads us to remember our King Jesus, gentle and humble while victorious, who cannot be bound by our expectations and who invites us into the joy of relationship with Him, no matter our circumstance.

We look at a topic that we would rather not talk about, but have to if we want to hear the words of Jesus and take seriously His great mission of mercy and love.

Brent leads us in imagining what 'heaven' might be like.

Looking at one of the many poems in Psalm 119 (119:33-40), we consider what it means to pray for God to teach us, direct us, focus our attention, and revive us in 2021.

Brent tells the story of Jesus healing the man born blind in John 9 and we reflect on what we learn about Jesus from this healing miracle. Today, when we feel like we’ve lost sight, let’s look to Jesus who comes to us not just to point out sin, but to reveal the light.

Brent continues to explore the signs of Jesus in John’s gospel. This week: John 6:16-21 with Jesus walking on the water; another sign that points us to who Jesus is. In troubled times, let’s fix our eyes on Jesus, for He is our hope! And in revealing who He is, He says “Don’t be afraid!”

We continue looking the signs of Jesus in John's gospel. In John 6, we see how Jesus faces the crowd, and how the disciples - even with little faith - in obedience face the crowd with Him.

Brent takes us through another sign of Jesus in John’s gospel; this time the healing at the pool of Bethesda in John 5:1-18. We reflect that Jesus sees you, Jesus knows you, and Jesus makes it personal. Read the passage: John 5:1-18 on Bible Gateway here: https://bit.ly/3iQjNz2

Brent looks at the second sign of Jesus in John’s gospel, where an official comes to Jesus looking for a miracle, but ends up with something more. John 4:46-54.

Brent takes us through another ‘sign’ of Jesus in John’s gospel, where Jesus clears the temple in John 2:13-25. In these uncertain times, let’s keep fixing our eyes on Jesus and discovering who He is and what He’s about.

Brent talks us through the ‘first sign’ in John’s gospel, of Jesus turning water into wine at the wedding at Cana (John 2:1-11). We look at a couple of significant features of this story, and reflect on how God might be working ‘in the background’ of our lives today.

Join Brent around the fire to reflect on Pentecost. We remember how the Holy Spirit is with us and in us, equipping and empowering us to know and proclaim Jesus today!

Jill looks at Psalm 13, and we see what we can learn from the Psalmist that might be helpful for us when we go through tough times.

Brent helps us wonder how might God be using this time to make us more aware of His presence. Could God be preparing us to be a people of His presence? With reference to Exodus 33:14-17.

In reading Mark 10, Jordan leads us to consider how we might respond to Jesus’ question: ‘What do you want me to do for you?’

Brent outlines our response to the COVID-19 health pandemic as of 15 March 2020 (first 12 minutes). Then we reflect on being compelled by the love and hope of Jesus, even in the midst of suffering. For up to date information on how we are managing church life in light of COVID-19 visit http://redhill.org.au/covid19

Through looking at Jesus’ encounter with a man in Luke 9:59, we reflect on what it means to give God our ‘yes’. What is your ‘security blanket’, and how might God be calling you to step out?

2020 has long been a year of many predictions. But in Jesus we have something better than predictions: we have a promise. As we look to 2020 we reflect on 1 Corinthians 1, and the truth that "all the promises of God find their Yes in Him".