Redeeming Grace Church (RGC) Sermons

As Jesus comes to bring salvation, the Holy Spirit fills the hearts of God's people with joy and their mouths with praise.

Believe in God's mighty and miraculous power to fulfill His promises through Jesus Christ.

God's promised salvation, always intended for Jews and Gentiles, has been accomplished through Jesus' life, death, and resurrection and must be proclaimed to all people.

Because Christ fulfills the law's demands for us, believers can celebrate the present joy of everlasting life even while we struggle with sin and grow in repentance from it.

We should excel in giving because God is SO generous to us.

Let us be eager (not just willing) to give toward the progress of Christ's Kingdom – Jesus offers a risk-free, guaranteed, eternal return on investment.

Joshua teaches us about our great God and the Christian life as we follow our Savior to promised rest.

The gospel empowers us to serve the Lord in sincerity and faithfulness. Praise God!

If we would enter eternal rest, we must love the Lord and walk in His ways.

Jesus really rose from the grave and so we must do business with him.

We must be zealous to maintain faithful gospel worship, so that we and generations to come might continue faithful to the Lord.

Through Jesus, our faithful God will keep every one of his promises to give his people an inheritance that is imperishable and undefiled and will not fade away.

Jesus is a warrior-king who will crush His enemies and give His people the victory.

God's judgement is coming and we, as a people who deserve judgement, must find refuge through Christ in the Cross.

Sin is a cancer that incites God's wrath. We dare not take it lightly.

Jesus will defeat all His enemies and save all His people. Give yourself to and follow Him.

A right relationship with God is necessary if you want to win the only victory that matters – so make sure your relationship with Him is right.

Remember God's miraculous salvation so that we serve Him forever.

Do not fear, God gives heaven to any and all who flee the wrath to come by entrusting themselves to Jesus.

Jesus is our strong & courageous leader. Let's obey and follow Him.

Jesus is the greater-than-Joshua who leads His people to eternal rest in a restored, universal, Promised Land.

The great God of heaven invites you into a life of eternal fellowship with him – come let us enjoy him!

The unexpected events surrounding Jesus' birth foretell an unexpected Savior who brings good news to all. How will you respond?

God's salvation has come at long last, as promised. Rejoice and trust in the Savior!

Jesus comes to bring God's salvation to the humble - how will you respond to his coming?

Like Paul, let's love each other, love the truth, and give all glory to God for His gospel.

Like Paul, may our hearts be on fire for the advance of the gospel.

The gospel compels and empowers Christ's church to live in harmony, which brings glory to God.

Love means caring more about your brothers' spiritual well-being than about your own freedom in Christ.

Love requires that we welcome one another; rather than pass judgement on one another, when we seek to honor the Lord but differ in how we do it.

Love one another and stay alert given the nearness of the end.

The gospel compels us to obey government authorities because they are God-ordained and for the good of the world.

The gospel compels us to pursue love and goodness toward not only the family of God, but also our enemies.

Let all of us, together, humbly use the various gifts given to us by God to build up the body of Christ.

God's mercy in the gospel calls us to give ourselves to Him in worship, every day.

The goodness of God is displayed in the gospel of Jesus Christ that saves us from our sin and gives us hope beyond compare.

What will help us make it through exile? Humility at church, humble trust in God, and hope in the glory to come.

Don't be thrown when you suffer as a Christian, but be joyful, because God is at work in this to purify you and fit you for glory.

It is time to follow Christ, living in light of the end.