Sermons Redemption Hill Church

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?

Through the gospel, God provides reconciliation that leads to lasting peace. Take a listen to learn more. 

Through the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, a Christian has been forgiven and if given new life. But the work of Christ accomplished more. Watch or listen to learn more.

It is because of the mercy and grace of God that a Christian is united to Christ. In Ephesians 2:4-10 God tells us we are saved by grace. And the grace God gives is a gift. It can't be earned. But the gift of faith in Jesus is from God.

The problem of humanity is sin. The particulars of sin run deep and wide. The result of sin is a dead heart that has no chance to live apart from God’s gracious intervention.

The primary identity claim a Christian can make is his or her identity in Christ. Any discussion about your identity begins with Christ and ends with Christ.

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. 

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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!"

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.