Sermons Redemption Hill Church

The question, how long? is not unusual in the pages of Scripture. As we read in Psalm 6, the question can be asked when a person goes through pain. In the New Testament, Christians ask the question about the return of Christ. How Long, O Lord until you return? How long until you return and take away all the pain and tears? How long until we can see your face, O Lord? With Psalm 6 in view, we explore the question, how long, O Lord?

God is less concerned with taking away your pain and suffering but He meets you in your pain and suffering. In a world of brokenness, suffering, and pain God is faithful to draw close to you as you draw close to him. If you are a child of God, God hears your cry for help. He sees the tears. He is near.

Tychicus is not a celebrity apostle or pastor, but he is a guy coming off the bench. You may have never heard of him, but he is the reason why the Ephesian church can read Paul’s essential words. Tychicus is the reason why we still have these words. He doesn’t have a Youtube channel or Twitter account. But his friendship with Paul and faithfulness to the gospel of Jesus Christ cannot be measured with a human metric.

If a person is in Christ (Ephesians 1), then there is unity between all kinds of people. But here is the deal. The devil wants to reconstruct the wall between people. The devil is at work to create consternation and division. Therefore, Paul writes Ephesians 6:10-20 to inform us of where the more significant battle is taking place. So, we need to pay attention and consider what God is saying about spiritual warfare.

When you are a slave to Christ, you have lasting freedom. Therefore, in all situations, at all times, God calls his people to serve Him and Him alone.

The Bible is amazingly practical. Even though the main theme of the Bible is about redemption, reconciliation, and restoration through faith in Jesus Christ, God knows the power of the gospel gets into the most basic areas of your life. The gospel impacts your marriage and your parenting.

What is marriage all about? You might be surprised to know that marriage is a living picture of Christ and the church. Listen or watch Ephesians 5:22-33 to learn more about your marriage.

Christians are saved by God to be different from the world. The filling of the Spirit is what causes Christians to be different. In Ephesians 5:15-21, we receive a glips of the saving power of the gospel to transform a person.

How are Christians called to live in the light? In Ephesians 5:6-14 Christians are given several warnings, while at the same time a tremendous hope (v. 14). Listen or watch on YouTube to learn more.

Justice rolls down from the cross of Jesus Christ. (We apologize for the technical difficulties with our audio.)

Christians are constantly confronted with a myriad of ways to walk and live. Scripture is clear about what it looks like to honor God and what it looks like to dishonor God. Ephesians 5:1-5 urges Christians to honor God by "walking in love." Listen or watch to learn more.

The old self is about the self and the new self is about Christ. The old self produces deceitful desires and the new self produces righteousness and holiness.

You can visit several different churches and receive a different experience at each church. But what if there is a "model" church in which we can learn from and emulate. Fortunately, the Book of Acts is not silent on the matter. Listen or watch as guest pastor, Rob Chisholm preaches about the key characteristics of a church.

God is concerned with your spiritual growth. How do you go from drinking spiritual milk to solid spiritual food? And how do you ensure you do not regress out of your spiritual maturity?

We live in a country and culture that is doing its level best to divide people. And the devil loves every minute of it. So, the church must settle in its heart that she is united by the truths of Ephesians 4:1-6.

Imitating one another is not unusual in the Bible. But even more to the point we read in 3 John about the importance of imitating. 

There is a depth to the love of God. In this sermon, learn from Ephesians 3:14-19 and settle your heart on the power of God's love for you.

Paul says the mystery of the gospel has been made know. But now what? In this sermon, you will hear about the implications of the mystery.

What is the relationship between faith and works? Christians love Ephesians 2:8 but what does it mean to work on behalf of God?