Redemption Church

What if we spent the summer reading, praying, knowing and living out the Psalms? How might that help us to know God and ourselves better? We are excited about our current sermon series, “Psalms – Knowing Our God and Ourselves.” We hope you make plans to join us on Sundays for this series. But more…

NEW SERIES STARTS JUNE 3RD As we enter the summer season, many of us take time off to vacation and rest. The longer days of summer allow for more daylight to enjoy family, friends, and God’s creation. Yet even with more time to laugh and reflect, we may still find our hearts busy with hurry…

  Summer is coming and school is winding down! That means vacations, swimming pools, and RSM SUMMER CAMP! Student camp is simultaneously the most important and least important event a student ministry can do from year to year. Camp is the least important because it happens only once a year and we know that Jesus…

noun  red·line  \ ˈred-ˈlīn \ : a recommended safety limit : the fastest, farthest, or highest point or degree considered safe; also : the red line which marks this point on a gauge (source: merriam-webster.com) The warning signs are all around us. We live beyond our limits. Think about this: what is the most common response…

  An Act of Worship and a Meal A pricey flask is broken and poured out over the head of Jesus. Their words: “what a waste… it could have been sold and the proceeds put to real use.” His words: “She has done a beautiful thing to me…she has prepared my body for burial.” A betrayal is beginning,…

Once upon a time….happily ever after. These are the words we find in a fairy tale. “Once upon a time” invites us to use our imaginations, to enter a new time and place, to wander into a story. A simple phrase that signals the beginning. We can’t wait to see what happens next. And then,…

We are excited to introduce you to our new Pastor to Students, Kids and Families — Russell Boone. Reaching and raising the next generation for Christ has always been important to us. In 2018, God put it on our hearts to invest deeply in the lives of our young people (or, as my son, Luke,…

With These Hands: A Study of Nehemiah In this series, we will look at how Nehemiah faces down a seemingly impossible challenge. Heartbroken by a report of his devastated homeland, he risked everything to restore the forgotten city. He wept and he prayed. He worked and he planned. He called people to rise up and…

Our New Year’s Eve sermon looked at a time in the life of Elijah where he needed to hit pause for a time of reflection. In these events, we see Elijah at his best and at his worst, but God is faithful to him in both places. Just like Elijah needed to pause for rest and…