Sermons

In this sermon from Leviticus 13-14, Pastor Justin teaches that the disease of sin destroys us and isolates us, and only Christ can cleanse us.

In this sermon from Leviticus 12:1-8, Pastor Justin teaches that childbirth shows us the sanctity of human life and the sanctification we need due to sin.

In this sermon from Leviticus 11:1-47, Pastor Justin teaches that God is the Lord of our stomach.

In this sermon from Leviticus 10:1-20, Pastor Justin teaches that spiritual leadership requires faithful obedience to God's Word.

In this sermon from Leviticus 8:1-9:24, Pastor Justin teaches that we as believers come into the presence of God through a priestly mediator. Note: due to technical difficulties, only a portion of this sermon audio was recorded. We have attached the sermon manuscript for anyone that would like to read through the remainder of the sermon! Click the "Resources" tab below to download the sermon manus...

In this sermon from Leviticus 6:8-7:38, Pastor Justin teaches we must give unceasing worship to God in the manner He has instructed us.

In this sermon from Leviticus 4:1-6:7, Pastor Justin teaches that we stand guilty before God, but God atones for our sins in Christ.

In this sermon from Leviticus 1:2-3:17, Pastor Justin teaches that by sacrifice, God atones for our sins and establishes His covenant with us, drawing us into a life of communion with Him and that we have fellowship with God through blood.

In this introductory sermon of Leviticus, Pastor Justin teaches that Leviticus is the thematic center of the Pentateuch and shows us the seriousness of our sin before a holy God and God's gracious provision to bring we sinners into His presence.

In this Easter Sunday sermon from 1 Peter 1:3-5, Pastor Justin teaches that the resurrection of Jesus means we can possess a living hope.

In this Palm Sunday sermon from Matthew 21:1-11, Pastor Justin preaches that Jesus is the long-awaited King.

In this sermon from Matthew 20:1-19, guest speaker Chris Dunn focuses on the Kingdom of God being one filled with grace and unmerited, sacrificial love.

In this final sermon in our series through the book of James, Pastor Justin preaches through James 5:13-20 of how the church should be a community of prayer.

In this sermon from James 5:7-12, Pastor Justin teaches that Christians should remain patient in suffering as we look forward to the return of Christ.

In this sermon from James 5:1-6, Pastor Justin teaches not to love worldly treasure which corrodes away but cling to the eternal treasure of Christ.

In this sermon from James 4:13-17, Pastor Justin tells us to recognize the dangers of practical atheism and rest in God's sovereign will as you obey Him each day.

In this sermon from James 4:1-12, Pastor Justin teaches that human conflict originates from an idolatrous heart with waging desires, and resolution begins by humble brokenness leading to reconciliation in Christ Jesus.

In this sermon from James 3:13-28, Pastor Justin teaches that we must reject worldly wisdom and receive the meek wisdom from above.

In the sermon from James 3:1-12, Pastor Justin teaches us to beware the contradiction of a cursing tongue.

In this sermon from James 2:14-26, Pastor Justin teaches that true saving faith is a working faith.

In this sermon from James 1:19-27, Pastor Justin teaches the importance of listening, obeying, and practicing the word of God.

In this sermon from James 1:1-18, Pastor Justin teaches that in order to persevere with joy, we must see trials as gifts that deepen our faith in Christ.

In this sermon from 1 Peter 2:9-10, Pastor Justin emphasizes that need to pray that God would preserve a clear vision for Redemption Church and help us be fruitful for his glory.