Worthy Redeemer Church

The story of the martyr, Potamiana of Egypt.

The history and development of gospel music.

Alexander Wade shares the life of Frederick Douglass, the man resolved to take the ell.

In our culture, hospitality has been misunderstood to mean "entertainment". This week, we consider what it means to be hospitable from a biblical perspective.

Today we revisit our Guiding Principles of truth, beauty, and goodness: God's word is truth, beauty is a delight to our senses, and goodness is wholly beneficial. Scriptures: John 17:17, 2 Peter 1:16-21, 1 John 1:1-4, 1 Corinthians 15:6, Isaiah 59:14, Genesis 3:6, James 1:8, Proverbs 14:12, Philippians 4:8, Galatians 6:10

This week we revisit our mission and vision, as we look at Psalm 67.

Peter was determined to restore his relationship with Jesus after denying him. No matter what has caused a separation between you and Jesus, the solution is to run back to him, with reverence and confidence, ready to serve.

In this week's passage, we see Thomas express his doubts and ask to examine the legitimacy of the resurrected Christ.

When Jesus appears to his disciples after his resurrection, they rejoice that he is alive, receive the Holy Spirit, and are sent out to report the news to the nations. The same things are true for us today!

This week, as we wrap up 2024, we take some time to ask the question "What have we done with what we've been given?"

As we continue celebrating Advent, we once again see Christ's coming as the culmination of God's promise to bring light into a dark and broken world.

In this week's passage, we see the promises of God fulfilled in Christ.

Isaiah 59, Romans 11:25-27 The God of the Old Testament is the same as the God of the New Testament. Isaiah 59 reveals God's identity and both human and divine assessments of our sin, which he saves us from! We respond to God's revelation and salvation by worship, testifying, and rejoicing.

Where can we find sure footing when we are shaken? We begin our Advent series by finding the answer to this question.

There are many things that bring us to tears due to sadness, but God is not content to leave us in sorrow. This week, we see the resurrection of Christ from Mary Magdelene's perspective.

As we install new Elders, we look at scripture to understand the weighty responsibility of Eldership.

What does it mean to honor Jesus when it costs something? In this week's text, we see two men, Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus, make the courageous decision to move from secrecy, to public devotion in Jesus.

God prepared Jesus as our Passover Lamb, fulfilling prophecies that none of his bones would be broken. We prepare our hearts to receive and proclaim him!

In the true historical account of Jesus' crucifixion, he was innocent but endured brutal beating, public shame, and felt forsaken by God. He did this in the place of us who deserved these things so we could be clothed in his righteousness and honor.

The Jews repeat history in rejecting Jesus as the rightful King. Do we do the same? Who or what really rules and reigns in your life? Jesus is King whether we like it or not.

In today's sermon, Pastor Wade examines a prisoner swap between the innocent Godman and a convicted man. This message highlights the power of God's Atonement and Grace.

This week we see Jesus, on trial for unjust claims, willingly sacrifice himself for the sake of the people.

Peter was a fair-weather friend and denied Jesus, but Jesus is the perfect Friend, giving his life for us who fall short.

In this week's passage, we see Jesus' power, authority and plan, as soldiers come to arrest Him in the garden of Gethsemane.

In this week's passage, Jesus concludes His prayer to the Father, asking that all believers would be united in Christ.