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Redeemer Bible Church exists to glorify God by making disciples. Listen to our Sunday sermons here or learn more on our website: www.redeemerbible.church
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Blessings, Woes, & Loving Our Enemies
4d agoTap to summarizeLuke 6:17-36 | What if the blessed life is different from everything we have heard? What if the blessed life isn't just the American Dream with Jesus riding shotgun? What if instead it's nearly the exact opposite? And love? What if when we follow Jesus, we love with a love that isn't just extraordinary, but supernatural? What if Jesus can give us a heart to actually love people who dislike us? This passage leads us into the radical redefining of blessings and love.
Transcribe →Choosing The Twelve
2w agoTap to summarizeLuke 6:12-16 | Who gets picked first for the sports game? The best athlete. Who wins first chair in the band? The most gifted musician? Who gets accepted into Ivy League schools? The brightest. Who wins the lead role in the musical? The most talented singer. We are used to being chosen based on merit and resume. As Jesus chose the twelve and called them to him as apostles, his process looked much different. Let's look together at the calling of the twelve by the praying, grace-giving Savior.
Transcribe →The Lord of the Sabbath
3w agoTap to summarizeLuke 6:1-11 | The Pharisees' Sabbath rules prevented them from seeing the Lord of the Sabbath right in front of them. Their rules made the Sabbath a burden on God's people rather than a gift from God to his people. Jesus exposes this reality and explains the good heart of a good God, who gives good gifts for the good of his people. This passage frees us from the burden of any " manmade, red-tape regulations" and into the joy of a good God's good gifts to his people.
Transcribe →New Wine in New Wineskins
4w agoTap to summarizeLuke 5:33-39 | This group raised a valid issue. People who were serious about God devoted themselves to the weekly rituals of prayer and fasting. So why weren't Jesus' disciples doing the same? Weren't they serious about God? Jesus used their inquiry to teach important truths: the new wine he has brought will not fit in old wineskins of ritualism, legalism, or any other -ism. This teaching has the potential to change our lives by ushering us out of any old ways of ritualistic legalism and into the joy of the new wine, new heart, and new covenant realities Jesus offers.
Transcribe →The Bedside Manner of Christ
May 24Tap to summarizeLuke 5:27-32 | In this passage we come to know more of Jesus’ heart toward sinners. Jesus not only calls sinners and loves them deeply, He draws near to the places of their souls where they are most struggling with sin. Jesus is the perfect doctor who deeply desires to bring spiritual healing and care to the sick.
Transcribe →The Authority of Jesus to Forgive Sins
May 17Tap to summarizeLuke 5:12-26 | In this text, we are going to see a theme of restoration. Restoration is taking something damaged, deteriorated, or altered and bringing it back to its proper, designed state. Luke here shares two stories that on the surface are physical healings, but as we look deeper, we will see that these are not just examples of repair of broken bodies, but examples of restoration that have implications for us today. The summary point of the sermon is this: Jesus has the authority to forgive sins and thus restore our relationship to God forever.
Transcribe →Following Him
May 10Tap to summarizeLuke 5:1-11 | After a career defining catch of fish, a group of fishermen left it all to follow Jesus. Jesus had shown his power and authority so clearly that these men were willing to leave everything and follow Him. When we see Jesus for who He is, we will follow Him wherever He calls. These 11 verses on Sunday might just change the entire trajectory of how we follow Jesus.
Transcribe →The Authority of Jesus
May 3Tap to summarizeLuke 4:31-44 | Jesus begins his Great Commission with the statement, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me." This authority didn't begin only after his resurrection, but we see his authority on display as Luke unpacks the beginning of his earthly ministry. This week we will see the authority of Jesus' word, his authority over the demonic, his authority over disease, and his authority to preach the good news of the Kingdom! Our Lord truly is the one with ALL authority!
Transcribe →Strong Savior
Apr 26Tap to summarizeLuke 4:14-30 | Jesus stood up in the synagogue at Nazareth, unrolled the scroll of Isaiah, found Isaiah 61, and unapologetically declared who he was. He is the good news preacher, the bondage breaker, and the strong Savior. This revelation of who He is demands a response. His declaration demands a decision. Will we submit to Him for who He is?
Transcribe →Tempted
Apr 19Tap to summarizeLuke 4:1-13 | The scriptures tell us that Jesus was tempted in every way as we are and yet was without sin. Luke 4 gives us a powerful scene of Jesus being tempted by the devil in the wilderness. This passage shows us the schemes the enemy uses to tempt, and more importantly, how Jesus used God's word to withstand temptation. When we are tempted to sin, the Word has the power to win.
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