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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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Forgiven Much, Love Much
5d agoTap to summarizeLuke 7:36-50 | Those who understand how deeply they have been forgiven by Christ live with a deep love for Christ. The gospel announces to us that we have all been forgiven a debt we never could have repaid and a chasm we never could have climbed out of. This radical forgiveness should lead to radical love. Luke 7:36-50 shows us a dinner scene of a sinful woman who got it, and a self–righteous man who didn't.
Transcribe →The Question From A Cell: Who Is This Jesus?
2w agoTap to summarizeLuke 7:18-35 | John the Baptist preached about the coming Christ. He shared a bloodline with Jesus Christ. He baptized Christ. And yet in Luke 7:19, we see John the Baptist ask a staggering question: “Are you the one who is to come, or shall we look for another?” Some of us may ask the same question, “who is this Jesus?” John the Baptist had expectations for Jesus that went unmet, but Jesus still came worthy of our worship. Like John, we may have unmet expectations. As we get our eyes in Luke 7, we the Savior who came, how we behold him rightly, and that He is worthy of our worship.
Transcribe →Build Your Life on the Surpassing Worth of Jesus
3w agoTap to summarizeLuke 7:1-17 | Why should we trust Jesus with every part of our lives? Luke 7 answers that question by revealing not only what Jesus can do, but who he truly is. Through the healing of the centurion's servant and the raising of the widow's son, Jesus displays unmatched authority over death alongside astonishing compassion for the broken. Seeing his glory doesn't merely produce admiration—it gives us confidence to follow him with our whole lives.
Transcribe →Built On The Rock
4w agoTap to summarizeLuke 6:46-49 | Every single one of us is building our life on a foundation. We will either build our life on rock which will withstand all the floodwaters this world brings, or we will build our life on sand and be washed away by the storms. This passage gives us the blueprint to build a life on the rock that will withstand life's floodwaters.
Transcribe →A Heart Is Known By Its Fruit
Jul 5Tap to summarizeLuke 6:43-45 | Like a tree bears fruit, so do our hearts — and it matters where we’re rooted. Where are you rooted? What is your treasure? And how do we find out what we treasure? In Luke 6:43-45, Jesus illustrates that our fruit comes from the treasure of our heart and is exposed by our words. But this is more than behavior modification, Jesus is telling us we can’t bear fruit on our own, but only through fervent dependence on Him.
Transcribe →Be Merciful, Even As Your Father Is Merciful
Jun 28Tap to summarizeLuke 6:35-42 | God has shown us great mercy. In his sermon on the plain, Jesus tells us to be merciful as our Heavenly Father as shown us mercy. But what does that look like? How do we do this? As we open our Bibles to Luke 6, we’ll see dos, don’ts, and come to understand that we can only show this mercy by following Jesus well.
Transcribe →Blessings, Woes, & Loving Our Enemies
Jun 21Tap 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
Jun 14Tap 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
Jun 7Tap 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
May 31Tap 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.
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