Redeemer Church Lynnwood

Sermon Text: Psalm 23; John 10

Sermon Text: 2 Corinthians 5:10-7:1

Synopsis: The Gospel is of first importance. It is what is given to us that we pass on; Christ died for us, was buried, and rose from the grave. This humiliation and exaltation of Jesus is the foundation of our faith. If we get this wrong, it doesn’t matter what we get right. If we don’t have this, it doesn’t matter what else we have. If we don’t know this, it doesn’t matter what else we know. If...

Synopsis: The Passion of the Christ supersedes the Passover as the greatest deliverance in redemptive history. The first-born Son of God, the Father, was offered up as the once for all sacrifice for our sins. Holy week is full of daily observances of Jesus’ humility and suffering for sinners. That suffering is his passion. In his suffering and death, he put death to death, defeating Satan and rede...

Synopsis: In a search for a more substantial and rooted Christianity, we don’t need to invent new ways to give our religion depth and meaning, we need to study the history of our people and our creeds. We are the sons and daughters of a well-established faith growing stronger and more sanctified. Sermon Text: Galatians 4:8-11

Synopsis: A survey of Archery in the Bible and it's metaphorical use. Sermon Text: Genesis 9:13

Sermon Text: James 1:2-8

Synopsis: Jesus ministered to the physical and spiritual needs of Israel, and the office of deacon was created so that the ministry of the church would not be neglected, either in word or deed. A healthy church equips the saints for ministry by meeting the needs of the church. Living in the fullness of Christ necessitates a full-bodied ministry. Sermon Text: Acts 6:1-7

Synopsis: As Paul declares that the Triune God fills his New Covenant Temple, he breaks into doxology. This is the appropriate response to prayer, the word of God, the unity of the Church and the Lord God. Sermon Text: Ephesians 3:20-21

Synopsis: Biblical humility and wisdom lies in our knowledge of an unknowable God. Sermon Text: Ephesians 3:18-19

Synopsis: Paul prays that we would know the size of God’s love that surpasses human knowledge. Sermon Text: Ephesians 3:18-19

Synopsis: Paul gives a prayer report to his readers to encourage them and give them an example. The bridge between creeds and deeds is a Christian prostrate in prayer. Sermon Text: Ephesians 3:18-19

Synopsis: Israel is a nation defined by Faith in Christ, not the flesh of one’s father. Jesus is gathering a New Israel to and in Himself from all the tribes of the World and will continue to do so until all the elect are gathered in. Sermon Text: Romans 11

Synopsis: To understand Romans 11 and the Future of ethnic Israel, we must first understand the biblical revelation of God’s Election of Israel. Election must be handled with great care, for it is a deep mystery. The Bible reveals that election is a Trinitarian Decree, that the church is elected in Christ; being a personal grace, not fatalistic or mechanistic. Sermon Text: 1 Peter 1:9-10; Deuteron...

Synopsis: Jesus’ incarnation reveals the glory of God to everyone who reads the Bible. Sermon Text: John 1:14

Synopsis: The incarnation is the humiliation of our God that gives glory to men. Sermon Text: John 1:14

Synopsis: Man has always been a product of the divine and human, of heaven and earth. Spirit and dust, dust and spirit. Yahweh-Elohim birthed a man, Mary birthed a God. Unless the Lord builds the house, the laborers labor in vain. We are God’s fellow workers, we are God’s building, God’s field. The creation is a supranatural and natural project. The incarnation of Jesus Christ was the perfect coop...

Synopsis: Anticipating the incarnation, man was made with ears so that he might receive the Word of God from heaven. Sermon Text: Genesis 1:28

Synopsis: All you who repent of your sin and trust in Jesus Christ for your salvation, rejoice, and be glad, and give glory to the Lord, who has taken away all your sin, in the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Sermon Text: Isaiah 55:6-9

Synopsis: Jesus is the true Israel of God and therefore is a fruitful olive tree. By abiding in him, we will bear fruit in the Holy Spirit, keeping with repentance. Sermon Text: Jeremiah 33:14-18

Synopsis: Jesus was the true Israel of God, but that is not all. We turn from Matthew 2:15, where Jesus is called out of Egypt to fulfill the calling of Israel, to Luke 1:31-33 where we learn that Jesus inherited David’s throne over the Household of Jacob to reign over creation forever. Sermon Text: Luke 1:31-33

Synopsis: The fruit of rejoicing, praying and giving thanks – always, without ceasing and in everything – is the peace that surpasses understanding. Sermon Text: 1 Thess. 5:16-19

Synopsis: The true Israel of God is Jesus Christ. Sermon Texts: Hosea 11:1; Matthew 2:15

Synopsis: The local church must not lose the forest for the trees. Reformed Catholics must be missionally minded locally and globally. Sermon Text: Titus 3:12-15

An overview of the life and works of Martin Luther.