redhill church podcast

We consider what our starting points are when addressing issues in our lives: do we focus on us and our ability to "fix it", or on God and our identity as His child?

Andrew helps us reflect on the Parable of the Sower, and we ask: what does it mean to have or be good soil?

We look at the possibility of daring to declare the goodness of God this year, even in times when things don't seem so good.

On our last Sunday gathering before Christmas, Brent leads us to reflect on the reality of God entering into our time and space as Jesus, Immanuel. The video we watched during this talk is the same that we watched at our first gathering of 2018: Korean pottery master Lee Hyuang Gu, available on YouTube at https://youtu.be/dDreqXD4MoI (The track that accompanied our viewing of the video was 'Beauti...

We look at the miracle of Jesus walking on water. What does this amazing moment tell us about who God is?

We read the miracle of the feeding of the five thousand, and reflect on Jesus' compassion and commission.

We look at the grisly story of what happened to John the Baptist, and ask what God might be calling us out of.

We see how Jesus sent out the twelve, and ask: where and how is He sending us?

We look at the beginning of Mark chapter 6 and consider our response to Jesus.

We reflect on the goodness of God and the joy of our salvation!

We learn from King David not because he acted perfectly, but because of how he responded after he acted terribly. Through Psalm 51 we bring God a broken and contrite heart and ask Him to renew us.

When I am afraid, I put my trust in You.

Andrew encourages us to follow the example of Jesus in living as a servant, and to be open to God's leading in serving those around us.

In a world where the darkness can sometimes seem overwhelming, Candace reminds us that Jesus in our light, and that we too can be a light in the world.

Emily calls us to trust in God beyond our own understanding, and to have faith that He can do more than we imagine is possible.

We reflect on the transformative power of Jesus as seen in his encounters with two people and two problems, from Mark 5:21-43.

We look at Galatians 5, and consider what it looks like to walk 'in step' with the Spirit.

In this two-part series, Jill invites us to rediscover the power and purpose of the church gathered. In part two we look at why we do the things we do at our Sunday gatherings.

In this two-part series, Jill invites us to rediscover the power and purpose of the church gathered. In part one we look at "why do we gather together?".

Andrew speaks on prayer: its importance in our relationship with God, its transformative power, and questions around unanswered prayer.

Emily reflects on our value of wholehearted worship, challenging us about what we 'magnify' in our lives!

Julie helps us explore what 'authentic community' might look like both within and beyond our church family.

Candace leads us to reflect on our value of 'active compassion'. We look at love and compassion displayed through the Good Samaritan, the compassion of Jesus and what it means for us today. >> As part of this teaching we watched the short video 'Give' by Sevenly, showing examples of everyday acts of kindness. Watch it at https://youtu.be/VChxtzJQixs (2:23).

On Mission Sunday, Amanda shares some of what God has been speaking to her about our purpose in this world.

Emily helps us reflect on the excitement of our Easter egg hunts, and tells us about the amazing treasures that God has laid out for us to find!