redhill church podcast

As we celebrate the resurrection on Easter Sunday Brent reminds us of the living hope we have in Jesus.

We look at the story in Mark 4 of Jesus calming the storm, and we consider where we are placing our faith in the midst of our own storms.

Korske invites us to reflect on the parable of the mustard seed; a small seed with potential for big impact.

Jeremy helps us reflect on the light in the darkness, and having open ears to hear from our Heavenly Father.

Brent continues our journey through the Parable of the Sower in Mark 4, reflecting on the different types of soil and asking: what is our response to Jesus?

Brent takes us through the Parable of the Sower in Mark 4:1-20, reflecting on the good news of Jesus and our mission to share this with others.

As we spin into another lap around the sun in 2018, Brent helps us reflect on God as our master potter, continually moulding us to be more like Jesus. The video we watched during this talk is of Korean pottery master Lee Hyuang Gu (YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDreqXD4MoI ). The track we listened to was 'Beautiful Things' by Gungor.

Brent points us to Jesus; how He demonstrates the role of apostle, evangelist, prophet, shepherd and teacher, and invites us to join Him.

Brent takes us through Ephesians 4 and explains the roles of apostles, prophets, evangelists, shepherds/pastors and teachers.

Continuing our series on the Spirit and the gifts, Jill looks at 1 Corinthians 12, looking at spiritual gifts as God giving His people His presence for His purpose.

Jeremy looks at Romans 12 and how the Holy Spirit shows us love, fills us with love and equips us to love. (Song excerpt at end: 'Fill Me Up' by Will Reagan)

Emily encourages us to fix our thoughts on Jesus, take captive our minds, align our hearts with His and declare truth. (Apologies - the talk cuts out midway through due to a technical error. To find out more about Emily's talk contact us!)

What does the Holy Spirit do? Why has the Holy Spirit been given to us? How does the Spirit work in us?

Brent takes us through Mark chapter three and we ask who Jesus was: a liar, lunatic or Lord?

Through the story of David and Goliath, Jill talks about knowing who God is, knowing who we are and trusting that God will equip us with what we need.

Jeremy reminds us of the love that Jesus has for us, and how we can reflect that love to the world.

Brent looks at Philippians 2:1-11 about how Jesus emptied Himself, and the call for us to empty ourselves so we can be filled and lifted up by Him!

Jill reflects on the vastness and closeness of the God who strengthens us.

Blaise shares some of her story and what it has taught her about the importance of connection and community.

Jeremy reflects on fasting, religion and old and new wineskins.

Jill talks about the audacity of Jesus eating with 'tax collectors and sinners' in Mark chapter 2, and how there is room at the table even though we may be unfinished, broken and not have it all together.

Brent takes us through this story of forgiveness and healing, and the response of the Pharisees. What is our response to Jesus?

Brent shares the story of Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem and invites us to rediscover Jesus as King!

In the face of suffering and grief, will we live lives that compel people to ask us about the hope that we have?

How does the Holy Spirit help us?