Royal Redeemer Sermons

Jesus Christ is the most extraordinary figure of all time. His incredible life has impacted history in a way like no one else. But, who is Jesus? Some people see Him as a miracle worker, a prophet, a great teacher, a holy man. Yet, even then, the question still lingers throughout the world: who is Jesus? Fortunately, the Gospels give us a great glimpse into the  person and life of Jesus of Na...

Jesus Christ is the most extraordinary figure of all time. His incredible life has impacted history in a way like no one else. But, who is Jesus? Some people see Him as a miracle worker, a prophet, a great teacher, a holy man. Yet, even then, the question still lingers throughout the world: who is Jesus? Fortunately, the Gospels give us a great glimpse into the  person and life of Jesus of Na...

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on that first Palm Sunday, he received as a hero. However, when Jesus didn't meet the expectations of the Jewish people looking for a political Messiah, they cried out for His crucifixion. The good news is that, in the face of such pressure, Jesus remained focused on His purpose and, through His death and resurrection, now brings us true freedom by God's grace. As we...

Throughout His earthly ministry, Jesus encountered people from various walks of life and backgrounds. What's amazing is how each interaction offered Him an opportunity to share the one thing He considered to be greater than anything else in the world: love. As we continue in this series, "Who is Jesus?" and look at "His Indiscriminate Love", we give thanks that He graciously continues to offer thi...

When David wrote the 23rd Psalm, he could have chosen to address the Lord as "King" or "Fortress" or "Deliverer". Instead, he chose the simple word "Shepherd." As we continue in our Lenten series, "Who Is Jesus?", we rejoice that Jesus offers us "His Shepherding Care" and graciously meets our needs, comforts us with His protective presence, and fills us with the hope of a blessing-filled life now...

The most important question each of us needs to answer is, "Who Is Jesus?" Hopefully, you would answer that He is your Lord and Savior! As we continue in our series looking at the proof and evidence of who Jesus is, Pastor Dave will be reminding us of Jesus' Undeniable Power. The definition of powerful is to possess authority, control. and influence over others. This Sunday, we'll look at the powe...

Many people agree that Jesus was a great teacher because of the way He taught, the illustrations He used, and the fact that His teachings were so easily applied to everyday life. As we continue in our Lenten series, "Who is Jesus?", We will have a message that focuses on our Lord and "His Transformational Teaching". Even though Jesus is no longer here "in the flesh" to speak to us, He still effect...

Jesus provides direct access to God the Father. Because of this, we don't have to make sacrifices, find the correct holy man, or do "required" religious activities. It also means we benefit from all the riches of heaven like forgiveness, peace, hope, joy, and more. This Sunday, as we work through our Lenten sermon series, Pastor Mark will share a message about Jesus and "His Extraordinary Accessib...

Lent is a time we set aside each year to remember the love of God that is poured out through Jesus' death on the cross and His resurrection which brings eternal life to all people everywhere. While Lent has a solemn nature to it, it is designed to remind us of our sin and mortality. Ash Wednesday marks the first day of Lent.  March 2, 2022

When are words more than words? God says, "always." There are more than 1,700 instances in the Bible where God gives instructions for our speech and the way we use words. We can say there are few things that God takes more seriously than words, His Word, our words. This Sunday as we are concluding our sermon series, "Proverbs: Wisdom to Fool-proof Your Life," Pastor Rein will look at God's way to...

Have you ever had someone tell you that "your reputation precedes you?" Was that a compliment or an insult? We know that our reputations are fragile, sometimes tainted by rumors, gossip, and lies. But if we're honest, most of the time, our reputations are based on our words, our actions, our integrity, and our faith. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Dave explores "fool-proofing your reputation" by be...

We are a society saturated by sex. As a result of living outside of God's plan, countless people have ended up with lives filled with serious personal issues, regret, brokenness, hurt, and shame. Thankfully there is a better way than the world's way. Through the wisdom found within God's Word, we will learn how you can find a path of truth that leads to healing, guidance, and the power to "make yo...

When God gives us new life, He demands a reprioritizing of things. And priority is a good way to think about how we schedule our time. We ask, "What is important, and what is not?" This Sunday as we continue our sermon series, "The Book of Proverbs, Wisdom to Fool-proof Your Life," we'll be learning why "Making Your Schedule Fool-proof" is important. How do you fill-in your schedule? And what do y...

Who is your best friend? How do you choose your friends? Does it really matter? This week as we are continuing our sermon series, "Proverbs: Wisdom to Fool-proof your Life," we'll learn how to "Make our Friendships Fool-Proof." The book of Proverbs has a lot of wisdom to share regarding the people whom we spend our time, and how to be a better friend, too. January 30, 2022

Family relationships are foundational to life, and when we have strong family relationships, we tend to have a strong life. But to enjoy strong family relationships, they need to be built upon the wisdom of God's Word. As we continue our series on the book of Proverbs, we will look at the wisdom that God offers for several key areas of our relationships, and how that wisdom can help make our famil...

We all struggle with anger, some of us more than others. It is also difficult to have a close relationship with someone who's always losing their temper. This weekend, we continue in our series on the book of Proverbs and look at what is involved in "Making My Temper Fool Proof". We rejoice in God's grace and love, along with the wisdom found within His Word, that helps to equip us in developing a...

God loves us and wants us to live with wisdom to enjoy His blessings. Through Solomon, God has given us a book of wisdom called Proverbs. More than general knowledge or even common sense, wisdom allows us to see and respond to life from God's point of view. As we read God's Word and put it into practice, we will quickly discover and enjoy the many advantages of living in alignment with His wisdom....

There are certain days and seasons that lead us to making a fresh start…to hit the reset button on the past: like a wedding day, new job, new home. New Years is a good time to hit the reset button, get a fresh start, make needed adjustments. This week we will look at ways for us to “be in sync” with God’s plans for us. It begins with hitting the reset button on our past…looking forward to God’s pr...

Even though December 26 is still in a holiday season and has a festive feel, we’ll look into Jesus in the mundane; Jesus when the the decorations are taken down, Jesus in our everyday existence. December 26, 2021 Pastor Mark Rein

On that first Christmas, the Son of God came to this earth and became our Emmanuel, a name that declares His proximity because He is literally "God with us." The good news behind God leaving the glory and majesty of heaven for the dirt and dust of the stables is that the miracles of Christmas continues today. We can rejoice that Jesus is still our Emmanuel. He is still "God with us." December 24,...

Join us this Sunday as we continue in our Advent sermon series, "The Name". Very few people in this world today are at peace because they're worried and have a lot of tension and stress in their lives. The good news is that, amid all the conflict and problems of this earth, we can find and experience a true and abiding peace through faith in Jesus, our Prince of Peace. December 19, 2021

Isaiah identified the coming Messiah as our Everlasting Father. Today, some people have bad memories of their earthly father which can often lead to misconceptions about the Lord as their Everlasting Father. But, as the promised Savior, Jesus quickly removed those false views by demonstrating love "fatherly" character traits and by being "faither-like" in His gracious treatment toward all people....

Scientists tell us there are 100 billion stars in our galaxy, and 200 trillion galaxies in the universe. that is utterly amazing, but even more astounding is that our God holds power over them all. Even when it comes to the tiniest particles we know of, the quark, God is in absolute control. This Sunday, we continue in our Advent sermon series, "The Name" and, in his message "Mighty God", Pastor M...

We seek counsel from many friends, family, and professional people. While they may or may not be helpful, we have free access to the ultimate, all knowing, and all care Wonderful Counselor. It is His birth that we celebrate and whose second coming to which we look forward. We will explore the many blessings that our Wonderful Counselor offers to us, as well as be challenged to listen and follow Hi...

All In The Power of a Fully Committed Life When a person gives or is prepared to give all their energy or resources toward something, it’s commonly said that they are going “all in.” As Christians, we’re challenged to not hold anything back but to go “all in” for God. Always searching for those who are fully devoted to Him, God wants to help us experience the power and joy of a fully committed lif...