Sermons Redemption Hill Church

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. 

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.

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? 

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

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.

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.

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. 

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. 

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.

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 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. 

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

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. 

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.  

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.

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.