Sermons Archive - Redemption Hill Church

Paul’s Prayer and Thanksgiving

What does it mean to pray and how should are prayers be informed? Paul's prayer for the Ephesian church provides us with a few clues. 

Redemption Applied

Come and explore the role of the Spirit in redemption from Ephesians 1:13-14. The Spirit begins to apply redemption when we hear the gospel and believe, he applies it by being a seal, and he does this as a guarantee of our inheritance to the praise of God's glory.

To The Praise of His Glory

What's the response to believing all the theological truths in the Ephesians? Praise. We praise God for his grace and mercy through his amazing plan of redemption. Take a listen or watch to learn more.

The Mystery of the Gospel Made Known

God has made the mystery of the gospel known through Jesus Christ. What has been specifically been made known? Redemption and forgiveness through the atoning blood of Jesus Christ. To learn more take a listen to this message from Ephesians 1:7-10.

Chosen for Adoption (Part 3)

Adoption is a familiar word but what does the Bible say about adoption?Take a listen to Ephesians 1:5-6 to learn more.

Chosen for Adoption (Part 2)

What does it mean for God to choose and adopt out of love? In this sermon, two words from Ephesians 1:3 6 are in focus - in love.

Chosen for Adoption (Part 1)

When the truths of Ephesians 1:3-4 shape your mind and heart, then these truths shape your life for the glory of God. What is this truth? God has chosen a people, out of love, before the world was ever created.

United In Christ

Within the Bible, and in particular the New Testament, the Book of Ephesians looms large. Many Christians place the Book of Ephesians on their Mount Rushmore of their favorite books in the Bible.

The Victorious King Deserves Our Joyful Songs

What does the Bible tell us about what it means to sing to God? In this sermon, Ryan Anderson (Director of Corporate Worship at Redemption Hill Church) preached from Psalm 98, which begins, "Oh sing to the LORD a new song, for he has done marvelous things!"

The Parable of the Dishonest Manager

Being a good steward takes work, but it's worth it, and it's what God desires. Take a listen to this sermon to learn more about what God thinks about how you are to care for all that you own. 

Faithful Living for God’s Glory in Light of the End

The Genesis of Stewardship

What comes to your mind when you think of the word "stewardship?" Being a good steward is more than about money. It's using well all the God has given. Listen to this sermon to learn more.

For Christ, and His Kingdom

The Kingdom of God. The Book of Acts ends where it begins, talking about the Kingdom of God. What is the Kingdom of God, and what does it mean for Christians? 

Hope in God

Paul says he hopes in God will on trial against the Jews and the Romans. What is the basis for making such a claim?

Resurrection Facts

The idea of resurrection is significant in the Bible. Jesus was resurrected. The Bible says all followers of Jesus will be resurrected from the dead. Baptism is a spiritual resurrection sign of a person's death to life. So why did a brawl break out over the resurrection (Acts 23:1-11)? Watch or listen to learn more.

Three Testimony Tips

The testimony of the apostle Paul is presented three times in The Book of Acts. In Acts 9, a close look at the theological particular was given. In Acts 22, the question is asked: What can Christians learn about their testimony's significance? Take a listen or watch to learn more.

Living For Peace

Willing to Die for Jesus

Christians are called by God to die for the name of Christ, and it's hard for American Christians to grasp. In this sermon hear from God's Word what it looks like to be risky for the sake of the gospel. 

A Testimony With Tears

The Gospel is preached. God saves. Churches are established. These three steps describe how the Kingdom of God advances on earth. Listen to this sermon to learn more. 

Breaking Bread

Honor, Fear and Love

How should you vote on November 3rd? General Elections are always contentious so it is important for Christians to enter the voting booth from a biblical perspective.

Christian Dissent

Christians know Romans 13:1-7 well. "Obey your governing authorities." But what happens when the governing authorities place Christians into a position to violate Scripture? Daniel 6 helps us to answer this question.

What Does Love Got To Do With It?

What does the Bible say about the role of government in society? And how should Christians respond to the government? Take a listen to this sermon from Romans 13 to learn more. 

What’s Love Got To Do With It?

What does the Bible say about the role of government in society? And how should Christians respond to the government? Take a listen to this sermon from Romans 13 to learn more. 

One Big Story: Restoration

Christians hope in a final restoration when Jesus will return to finish what he began at the cross.

One Big Story: Redemption

What is redemption? Do you need to be redeemed? In this sermon, we look at the theme of redemption and its place in the one big story of the Bible. 

One Big Story: The Fall

What happened after God created everything, and "it was good?" How did everything, all of a sudden, fall apart? And more criticality, what is the way forward. Listen as we explore the reason for the saddest and more spectacular sin of the Bible.  

One Big Story: Creation

Understanding the grand story of the Bible begins by asking several questions about Genesis 1 and 2. In this sermon, you will hear about who created the world, why the world was created, how the world was created, and what role man and woman play in God's created world.

When Worldviews Collide

A riot breaks out in Ephesus as the Kingdom of God advances. How should Christians respond? What are Christians to make of the rioting? Acts 19:21-41 offers some insights. 

The Standard of Truth

In a sane world, you can combat lies with truth. You can detect what is false with facts. You can comprehend reality without the poison of postmodern relativism. If there is no standard of truth. If facts are fiction. And relativism is real; then our faith is in vain. Why? Because the Christian faith is built upon truth located in God’s Word. The facts of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the foundation of the Christian faith. And our everyday reality is supposed to be infor...

A Life of Discipleship

What is discipleship? Does Christian discipleship take place through a program or is it something else? Acts 18 gives us a glips into what discipleship looks like in the life of Apollos.

God Saves

When it comes to sharing the gospel, Christians do not need to fear but are called to be faithful. Why? Because it is God who saves.

Idolatry is the Problem

You become what you worship, and when you worship anything other than God, you are committing idolatry. It's an idolatry problem that Paul addresses to the great philosophers at Athens. In a stunning speech, he tells them that the "unknown God" that they worship has made Himself known.

Counting the Cost

A repeated theme in the Book of Acts is Christian persecution. Even church history affirms that Christians have been persecuted since the 1st-century. So how should American Christians think about persecution? What does the persecution of Christians in the 1st-century teach 21st-century Christians?

One Big Question

We all ask questions, but what is the most important question you could ask? What is the answer to the most significant question you could ask? Acts 16 tells the question and the answer.

Characteristics of the Christian Life

When Friends Disagree…

Pure Grace, or Grace Plus? (Part 2)

Pure Grace, or Grace Plus?

The Kingdom Expanded, Strengthened, and Accomplished

Racism and the Gospel

What is the Christian response to racism? How should the church respond?

Dealing with Discouragement

The Heart of God

Mercy for Many

A Second Chance

A Prayer from Despair

Unresolved Tension

The Merciful Mission of God

The Sign of Jonah

How to Love Your Neighbor Well